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After making his debut with his new club Adana, Youcef Atal took the liberty of tackling his former club Nice.
Youcef Atal has a lot on his heart about the way his breakup with OGC Nice went. This is what we could deduce from the message he posted on social networks following his first match played with the Turkish team Adana Demirspor.
During the match against Alanyaspar, which ended in a prolific 3-3 draw, the Algerian international played the entire game. He produced a very attractive performance.
Atal is relieved
At the end of this match, he reacted on his Instagram account. He wrote: “First match. Right mindset “. Is he implying that the atmosphere and atmosphere in Nice were not good? You might think so, because the Fennec is not in the habit of expressing himself innocently on his personal channels.
As a reminder, Atal left six months before the expiration of his contract with Nice. His transfer was done free of charge. Le Gym did not receive any compensation for its sale.
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