Noel Le Graet did not like Miliano Martinez's celebration. Many in France don't like that. Many neutral football fans cannot accept this. But there are different opinions about these. Argentina won the World Cup after 36 years. Martínez contributed greatly by winning the 'Best Goalkeeper' (Golden Gloves) award. After the victory, the Argentine goalkeeper made fun of Kylian Mbappe, the star striker of France who scored a hat-trick in the final.
Many believe Martinez crossed the line while having fun. France Football Federation (FFF) president Noel Le Graet has sent a letter to the Argentina Football Association (FFA) complaining about this. Graet doesn't think Martinez's celebration is exactly normal.
When Messi was celebrating in the dressing room, Martinez suddenly stopped everyone. He attracted everyone's attention. Looking at his teammates, he said, "A minute of silence." With that, Martinez stopped for a moment. Then he says to the tune of the song, 'For Mbappe, who is dead!'
After returning to Argentina from Qatar, Messi-Martinez was paraded to Buenos Aires in an open-top bus. That day (December 20) was also Mbappe's birthday. Martinez stood in the open-top bus holding a doll to make fun of him. The doll's face was Mbappe's. That is, Mbappe's face is placed on the face of the doll. Adil Rami also protested about this.
Rami, who won the 2018 World Cup for France, addressed Martinez in his Instagram story, writing, "The most hated man." In another post, Rami said that Moroccan goalkeeper Yassin Bounu should have won the Golden Gloves. Bunu scored only 3 goals in the World Cup. Rami also posted several posts about PSG star Mbappe.
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