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Montevideo seeks to declare an illustrious visitor of the French striker Antoine Griezmann world champion with his team, before a possible visit to Uruguay, as confirmed Monday to Efe the Secretary General of the Intendance, Christian Di Candia
The official explained that the Mayor of Montevideo, Daniel Martínez, " asked to start with the administrative process "from this project before" innumerable demonstrations in favor of the player. "
The prosecutor also pointed out that" he was publicly declared "that the attacker, author of four goals in the World Cup , will visit Uruguay next December, when he will hand over his plaque, although he has specified that in case this trip is postponed, it will be given "at another time".
The aforementioned acknowledgment is given to foreigners who visit In this case, we are talking about a distinguished athlete, world champion and someone who somehow put the name of Uruguay in the public arena lately, which has been stressed in some way as a fan of our country and our customs, "he said.
For Di Candia, Griezmann "manifests a lot of respect" for the Uruguayan general and football culture, so he believes that he should "feel proud" of "the affection" French.
After being chosen best player of the World Cup final, the Atlético de Madrid striker participated in a press conference during which a Uruguayan journalist offered him the flag from his country
Griezmann immediately claimed and after taking it he put on his men. bros to then continue with the conference, without removing it to complete your stay with the media.
In addition, the number 7 of the national team is a friend of the Uruguayan Diego Godín and also a teammate of José María Giménez. However, Griezmann's bond with the southern country began when he was playing for Real Sociedad, where he made his debut under the command of coach Martin Lasarte.
Again he met Carlos Bueno, who was 30 years old. when Gaul, 17, began to ask for a step. With him, he became pbadionate about the companion, but he also became a fan of Peñarol, where the Uruguayan had played. EFE
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