Let’s not leave angry, Raphaël.
In a long interview given to The Team this Wednesday, newly retired Raphaël Varane takes the time to look back at length on a successful career. In addition to the physical reasons which pushed him to say stop, the native of Lille also offers a reflection on the future of modern footballwhich he considers today “overspeed”. And “many things need to be improved”Varane denounces in particular “the shenanigans and conflicts of interest omnipresent in a system built so that the player does not think”.
Varane, who wishes to help think about football differentlytries to alert on the calendar overload (“the machine is going to break down”), THE concussions or the mental health of players. If he strongly denounces the excesses of a very particular industry in which the player has no say, he also warns about theevolution of the game in itself: « There is a lot less creativity, fewer geniuses on the ground. Everything is robotic, there is much less freedom. » According to him, his former mentor at Real Madrid Carlo Ancelotti would even be one of the last current coaches to give freedom to his players.
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