The latest recruit of the Girondins de Bordeaux, Thomas Traziésaid to himself
“proud to be at the Girondins de Bordeaux, a great club with a very good project”he who is “came to help the club progress and achieve its objectives”and having the personal objective of
“play as many matches as possible and be decisive most of the time”.
For his part, Bruno Irles was happy to have a new string to his bow, believing that Thomas
Trazié “will help us throughout this season, he offers me another solution in the middle. It’s important because we don’t have a bloated workforce either.”
In South West, the one who is visibly able to play both defensive midfielder, relay midfielder, or even number 10, since he is capable of recovering balls as well as scoring, had other possibilities this summer. In fact, he made a test in Dijon but it was unsuccessful, and refused requests coming, as is common in recent weeks, from Israel. The player explains why he opted for a National 2 club.
“Athletic director John Williams contacted me and talked about the project. I spoke at length with the coach then I spoke with my family. We decided to come. When you see the players who have been here, it’s a dream.”
