Adil
Rami (34 years old), former soccer player from Valencia Y Seville among many other teams, he gave an interview to the French newspaper ‘You
Figaro'On the occasion of the launch of his book' Autopisa '.
The current player of the Boavista Portuguese, to which he arrived free after three months in the Sochi Russian in which he did not play for a single minute, spoke about his controversial dismissal from the Olympique
of
Marseilles, a club with which he has a pending judgment, about the coaches who scored the most for him or about what he would change about his controversial career, in which he has achieved a world (2018), a Europe
League with the Seville (2016) or a Flirt
one with the Lille (2011), among other successes.
ON HIS DISMISSAL FROM THE OLYMPIQUE OF MARSEILLE
“I love OM and its people, but there is one person I hate,” he said, referring to the club's president, Jacques Henry-Eyraud. He is used to working with Mickey Mouse and Goofy and believes that the same thing happens in the world of soccer. I was disrespected and people still don't know the real reasons for my departure. I can't talk about it yet, but one day the truth will come out. They fired me unfairly and justice will do its job ”.
ABOUT THE TECHNICIANS WHO MARKED HIS CAREER
“The coaches that have marked me the most throughout my career were Claude Puel (Lille), Unai Emery (Valencia and Sevilla) and Didier Deschamps. With him I had quite a few problems at first. I hated him when he was at Olympique de Marseille. Now I am very grateful to him. When we won the World Cup, I went to see him to apologize to him. At first he was too strict, he only thought about work. I love to work, but not 24 hours a day, it is also necessary to take a break. We did not always understand each other in that ”.
Deschamps? I hated him when he was in Marseille
ABOUT WHAT HE WOULD CHANGE IN HIS CAREER
“My big problem was food. I never paid attention to my weight. It's a shame because when I'm 100% physically, I'm not scared by any attacker in the world. I could have had a better lifestyle. Too many outings, girls … “.