At the microphone of TF1 on Friday, three days before the entry into contention of the French team, Olivier Giroud was questioned by his ex-teammate Adil Rami who asked him what he is ready to do if the Blues triumph the 14th of July. The top scorer in the history of the Tricolores did not give up.
A final challenge with the France team for Olivier Giroud. The French center forward is preparing to play his last international competition with Euro 2024 before retiring from the selection. The top scorer with the Blues (37 years old, 57 goals in 133 caps) dreams of winning a title, six years after winning the World Cup. A triumph that would be accompanied by an ultimate challenge. In 2018, he shaved his head. After recalling that he had fought against Teddy Riner, Adil Rami asked the future Los Angeles FC player what he planned in the event of France’s victory at the Euro on July 14.
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Giroud: “It’s going to be horrible”
“You didn’t take me lessons, I didn’t prepare that one,” Giroud first responded, on TF1. But the ex-Milanese didn’t give up: “Something crazy, come on, let’s go, I’ll shave my beard.” And adding with a laugh: “But it’s going to be horrible!” While waiting to take out his lawnmower, Olivier Giroud has an appointment on Monday for the first match of Didier Deschamps’ team, against Austria, in Düsseldorf.
