"What is going through his head?" : Thomas Sotto outraged at Télématin after the publication of Noël Le Graët in Zinédine Zidane (VIDEO)

The release of Noël Le Graët never ceases to evoke many reactions. On Sunday, the president of the French Football Federation (FFF) was shocked by his statements regarding Zinédine Zidane, who was held in emissions. Bartoli Time on RMC : “Is Zidane in Brazil? I have nothing to shake, he can go wherever he wants!. He can go wherever he wants, in a club… choice, according to him, I don’t really believe in that. What if Zidane tries to reach me? Absolutely not, I wouldn’t even pick him up on the phone (…) To tell him to call another club? (…) Make a special program for him so that he can find a club or a selection.‘, said the 81-year-old leader in particular.

This Monday, January 9, his team telematine It’s back to this event that shook French football. Thomas Sotto first set the tone to kick off Samuel Olivier’s column:The controversy was provoked, burned, built, produced, really violently, by Noël Le Graët, president of the French Football Federation, who was vehemently opposed to Zidane.“, so the presenter began his speech. The journalist, especially specialized in sports, recalled the controversial words of Noël Le Graët, while Thomas Sotto expressed his concern with these words: “What is going through his head?“Samuel Olivier then tried to explain the cracking of the FFF president:”This exit is difficult. At the bottom, much less can be explained in the form. Basically, Noël Le Graët has been bothered for months, years, because every time he is questioned about Didier Deschamps’ successor. We can’t say the decision to extend Didier Deschamps was inconsistent, the results speak for the Blues coach.“

Then Samuel Olivier fiercely criticized Noël Le Graët: “On the other hand, where the error is big is in the form. Zidane, when it comes to football, it’s God, it’s French heritage and we don’t attack French heritage.“Thomas Sotto, visibly offended by the words of the FFF president, ironically dropped his offer:”Isn’t he the guy who scored two goals in the World Cup final against Brazil?“

Samuel Olivier ended his article by citing the reactions of Kylian Mbappé and Sports Minister Amélie Oudéa-Castéra, while Thomas Sotto added the reactions of the French firefighters with a sarcastic tweet mocking Noel Le Graet’s exit:16,620,980 calls received by fire operatives at alarm processing centers… And none from Zinedine Zidane! We’d be very happy if he called us while he was there! Absolutely: we would!“Thomas Sotto assures us, telematineWe have already chosen our side: “We’re more of a firefighter team here than the Le Graët team, and we embrace Zinédine Zidane!“

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