00:00Imagine if Lamine Yamal decides he wants to leave FC Barcelona for Real Madrid
00:04and that, in his words, that would be his dream.
00:05You agree that three things are going to happen.
00:07Firstly, the Catalans are certainly not going to be happy about this news.
00:10They will boo him and surely insult him at the campenou.
00:13Secondly, FC Barcelona will obviously not want to sell him to Real Madrid.
00:16one cent less than the amount of his release clause.
00:19Thirdly, no one is going to be scandalized by the two points I just mentioned.
00:22Why are you so outraged about Alvarez then?
00:24It's exactly the same thing.
00:26We're not going to sell a player to a direct competitor for trophies.
00:30Even less so against a rival with a club that you don't necessarily get along with well.
00:33whether it's supporters or clubs, because, well, that rivalry exists too.
00:37And even less so at an amount that would not be Julien Alvarez's amount.
00:40because sometimes I see amounts of money mentioned in the press,
00:43We're not even at 150 million euros.
00:44But I'm going to go further than that.
00:46If FC Barcelona was truly his dream, he has the right to it, there's no problem.
00:48Everyone has the right to dream of playing for FC Barcelona.
00:50Why go to a rival two years early and not wait at Manchester City?
00:54Does Barça have the funds, the means, and the context to sign everything?
00:58You might say, yes, but he wanted to live in Spain,
01:00He speaks Spanish, he is Argentinian, his family wanted to live in Spain.
01:03So, there's more to football than just nothing.
01:05There are plenty of players who would love to play in a particular place.
01:08And they bear their suffering patiently because sometimes they have no choice.
01:10Bro, you're at Manchester City, you might not be an undisputed starter,
01:13But you're still an important player for the club.
01:15because we must not rewrite history.
01:16So, Alvarez, it's not like he plays three games a year.
01:19Alvarez, he still had a small status at Manchester City.
01:21So at some point, you reconsider your life,
01:23You take into account the privileges you already have in your life.
01:25And you just bear with it patiently, actually.
01:27No, the plan was to come and sell us a dream.
01:30Because yes, it's a kind of world-class level
01:31only to ultimately shit themselves in the penalty shootout
01:33when it was necessary to bring home a trophy or go further in the Champions League.
01:36Finally, after two years, in the middle of the World Cup,
01:38I want to make a mess of things, I want to leave, I want to fulfill my dream.
01:41And so, in the end, they spit in our faces, basically.
01:43And like, we have to accept everything.
01:45We need to take what's happening seriously.
01:46Actually no, I was at the stadium.
01:48I booed him, I insulted him, and I'm terribly angry with him.
01:51And the next day, on public transport, I saw a video.
01:53We can even see Dazon's comment, which is sad.
01:55We can see his head, what's-his-name.
01:56I felt almost a little remorse, a little bit of sadness.
01:59Then I revised myself, actually.
02:00This guy, I'm all for our balls.
02:01Everything that happened, that guy wanted it.
02:04So at some point, I wouldn't have any pity for him, I'm sorry.
02:07And if he apologizes,
02:11Did you want to play for Barça?
02:12You shouldn't have come to Atlético de Madrid, bro.
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