Back in the group after his extension, Rayan Cherki had an immediate positive impact. On the other hand, his speech earned him a volley from Christophe Dubgarry.
Author of a notable rant after the match lost by OL against OM this Sunday evening, Rayan Cherki surprised many. In just a few hours, the playmaker placed in the loft during the summer and who did not find a taker finally extended his contract, before appearing in the group, coming into play at the end of the match and scoring the equalizing goal in the process. Even if this did not translate into a positive result for the Lyonnais. Nevertheless, the international hopeful felt like speaking in front of the DAZN microphones to lecture his team, talk about shame and ask his teammates to be more efficient. The last straw for Christophe Dugarry, who wanted to point out that if OL had to be more efficient, he still had to look at himself in the mirror in light of his career and his statistics.
Cherki the lesson giver, Dugarry hates that
The former OM and Barça striker in particular, thus made things clear by sending Rayan Cherki back to his studies when he criticizes his teammates. What does that mean, Cherki? You have to bury them, when you have the chances you have to put them in the back of the net. But, man, it’s your career. You just have to replace the “we” with “I”. 142 matches, 18 goals scored. The guy comes to explain to you at the end that you have to be efficient, that you have to push them in, that when you have to score 2-3-4 goals you have to score them. That’s what he’s been criticized for since the beginning of his career. So he should come to the microphone, because he came on and scored a goal, and I’m not even sure that he’s the one who scored it because he was blocked. He says that they’re dropping back too much, but on the contrary, they’re playing really high and they’re caught in the back on Lirola’s goal. So his analysis of the match and the content is not good either. I’m sorry again, Cherki is way off base. If he comes to brag because he scored a goal, if he wants to lead his team to be more efficient, I hope he starts in all the other games and finally leads his team to be more efficient. It’s still this kind of player who must lead them to that, because the guy, 15 days ago, he had left and packed his bags “, Christophe Dugarry insisted on recalling on RMC.
A striking statement from the 1998 world champion, for whom Rayan Cherki is giving himself a bit too much of a good role by coming to lecture on the lack of efficiency after his goal scored, when he is not the king of finishing either.
