the refreshing release of Neal Maupay on his chambers

Since the start of the season, OM supporters have discovered Neal Maupay, who arrived this summer following Faris Moumbagna's injury. A man of character, who had already been talked about a few times in England for his behavior, and did the same in France. With in particular a strong capacity to chamber…

Maupay, in an interview with CFC, discusses the subject in a refreshing way, first returning to the way in which he was defeated after his first Marseille goal against Nice. “When I celebrate, I turn around and show my name because people don't know me, I just arrived, I wanted to make the introductions. But it was the 125th anniversary jersey so there was no name behind it. It even got a little traction on the networks and Twitter so that's good, I like all that. I don't take myself seriously, people can winnow me, I'll miss an opportunity, I'm small, there's no problem. But when you make jokes you have to know how to receive them from the other side too, so that made me laugh. »

Maupay recounts his defeat against OL

Neal Maupay who then returned to a highlight of the season, with his bottle of water in the colors of OL drunk with relish on social networks. “'OL is water'. You have to say how it happened. It was after the match, we were in the locker room, we were celebrating, everyone was happy and in fact I was drinking after the shower and my steward told me that it would be so good to take my picture with this bottle. And I tell him, I drink with the logo. We just won. People will make the connection. And I like it when you have to scratch a little bit. I don't see anything wrong with that, I don't think I'm going beyond the limits, it's something that I'm looking for even in my life or on the field. I need to feel like there is a response. People often say to me 'I didn't know you were a nice guy' so that makes me laugh because I don't pay attention to what people think, because in fact they're people I don't know. What interests me is my family, my coach, my teammates, how they see me. If they think I'm super nice, that's what counts. People from the outside, opponents, whether they like me or not, I'm past that stage. It doesn't matter. »

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