Griezmann deprived of party

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By: Manu Tournoux

Griezmann deprived of party

Atlético Madrid coach Diego SIMeone has explained why Antoine Griezmann polished the bench on Saturday against Las Palmas.

The Atlético de Madrid players had a great time on Saturday against Las Palmas during the 25th day of La Liga. The same cannot be said of Antoine Griezmann who saw his teammates win from the bench, 5-0, with two doublessigned Marcos Llorente and Correa, and a goal from Depay.

“ He’ll probably be mad because he didn’t playconfided Diego Simeone, the coach of the Colchoneros, after the meeting about his French striker, cited by Mundo Deportivo. We need a great Griezmann and we need him fresh. »

The Argentinian coach of Atlético explained that Griezmann needed to take a breather, especially before the round of 16 first leg of the Champions League, Tuesday evening on the pitch at Inter Milan.

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Manu Tournoux

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