PSG-Inter, the big cropping of Benatia: “Farm it a little, you”

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By: Nicolas Gerbault

PSG-Inter, the big cropping of Benatia: "Farm it a little, you"

Medhi Benatia, director of OM football, presented in his place a Marseille supporter who arrested him after the final of the Champions League between PSG and Inter.

Among the football players present to attend the final of the Champions League between Paris Saint-Germain and Inter Milan (5-0) this Saturday, was Medhi Benatia. The director of football of Olympique de Marseille, witness to the very first European coronation of the great Parisian rival, was taken to task on social networks by a Marseille supporter. The latter reproached him for his visit to the Allianz Arena in Munich on the occasion of this great meeting.

Benatia is justified

The Olympian leader did not fail to respond, without a tongue of wood, to this visibly known support for regularly relaying rumors of OM's buyout by Saudi Arabia.
“Close it a little, you say that bullshit for years”dropped the former Moroccan central defender.

Benatia, in all transparency, gave the reason for his arrival for this meeting of the European Summit:“I have children who dream of attending a Champions League final, what is your problem?” »»he replied, the right to goal.

Nicolas Gerbault

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