“The great Claude Makelele does us the honor of being present for my jubilee in Auxerre on May 27”. This is the last name announced by Djibril Cissé for his jubilee in three weeks at Father-Deschamps. The L'Equipe channel formalized, Friday, the broadcast of the gala meeting around the “Djib” on Tuesday, May 27, from 8:45 pm, with some legends of football. The name of Zinedine Zidane does not appear in the press release…
To train the two teams, the “AJ Auxerre legends” and the “Cisse All Stars”, Djibril Cissé was able to invite “Didier Drogba, Thierry Henry, Jay-Jay Okocha, Philippe Mexès, Robert Pirès, Claude Makelele, William Gallas or Basil Boli”as the group is delighted. Other tricolor internationals will be there like Sébastien Frey, Grégory Coupet, William Gallas, Mamadou Sakho, Gaël Givet, Florent Malouda or Samir Nasri.
In addition to Drogba, there are also other OM players like Benoît Cheyrou, Mamadou Niang and Bafétimbi Gomis. A native of Arles and big fan of the Marseille club, Cissé evolved among the Phocaeans from 2006 to 2008. The little prodigy formed by Guy Roux, winner of the Champions League with Liverpool in 2005, then became a globetrotter by evolving in Greece (Panathinaikos), in Qatar (al-Gharafa), in Russia (Krasnodar) Switzerland (Yverdon, for its last season in 2017-2018).
Zidane, “a name that comes back insistently”
For the moment, Zidane is not announced among the Guest Stars Djibril Cissé's jubilee. The legend of tricolor football may not come to Burgundy … The possible presence of the Ballon d'Or 98 was however announced last week! “It is a name that comes insistently, according to several sources close to the organization contacted by
'here auxerre' »»could we read on the website of
Francebleu.fr…
Djibril Cissé was close enough to Zinédine Zidane in the French team. The supersonic center-center started with the Blues before the 2002 World Cup and could not save the defending world champions during its three entries into play in South Korea. Cissé then won the 2003 Confederations Cup before missing Euro 2004 due to a suspension received in hopes. He finished top scorer in France during the 2006 World Cup qualifiers but missed the tournament in Germany after a terrible fracture of the Tibia-Peroné. “Zizou” led the Blues to the final before retiring from a ball on Marco Materazzi.
