EdF: Bradley Barcola’s magnificent gesture for a sick child

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By: Manu Tournoux

France - Italy: the incredible takeover of the new leader Bradley Barcola

Author of the fourth and final goal for the France team against Israel in the Nations League (1-4), this Thursday evening, Bradley Barcola made little Mathias’ dream come true. In a video posted from his hospital bed, the young boy asked the Paris Saint-Germain striker to perform a special celebration: “ If you score, could you make an M (like Mathias)? And thank you again for signing », he demanded. After the success of BluesBarcola published a nice message on his social networks, where he makes the letter M with his fingers, like the young boy’s first letter: “ For you Mathias “, he wrote.

Away from Didier Deschamps’ group this Tuesday following discomfort, Bradley Barcola started this third Nations League meeting on the bench. Scorer for the second time in his career in the blue jersey, the former Lyonnais has already scored eight goals in 11 matches this season, in all competitions.

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Manu Tournoux

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