Aurélien Tchouaméni becomes one of the executives of the French team. The French midfielder is gaining more and more depth and depth within the French squad.
Present at a press conference this game, before facing Germany this Saturday evening, the Real Madrid player returned to several subjects including that of the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris.
The former Monegasque commented on the position of his club Real Madrid which refused to allow one of its players to play in the Olympic Games this summer. The management of the Spanish club announced its decision by sending a letter to the FFF.
Aware of his club's action, the former AS Monaco player was disappointed but ensures that he respects the decision of his leaders. “Playing the Olympic Games in your country is something extraordinary. It's not something that we can possibly repeat in our lifetime. But he's our employer. From the moment Real decided to veto it, I think we don't have much to say. »
Before adding: “And then everyone knows that it’s not necessarily a good thing to be at odds with your employer in everyday life. But we sure would have liked to do them. It's not going to be possible, but we will be the first supporters. »
Tchouameni returns to his debate with Bellingham and Camavinga
At a press conference, the Madrid midfielder also returned to this famous discussion which stirred up social networks with Jude Bellingham and Eduardo Camavinga. A conversation which suggested that the three Madrid natives were comparing Erling Haaland and Kylian Mbappé.
“We have to set the record straight because as soon as I arrived for the selection, that was the first question I was asked. What you need to know, and this is a scoop, is that we weren't talking about Kylian and Erling. We were talking about Dayot Upamecano and Dier. For what ? Because it was the day before our Champions League match and we were watching Bayern-Lazio. Jude spoke of Dier and I of Dayot. So today we are going to set the record straight. I know it's going to sell less but that's what happened.” he admitted. Lie or truth? To be continued…
