Ribery banned insults through websites after criticizing the "golden steak"

Berlin – FRANKFURT (Reuters) – Bayern Munich striker Franck Ribery was sworn into social networking sites on Saturday as part of an attempted retaliation after criticizing the "gold steak".

Ribery, 35, on Thursday released a short cbadette in his accounts on the sidelines of his visit to the restaurant of Turkish chef Nusrat Gokja, nicknamed Salt Bay, who placed a steak in a gold leaf before cutting it and allow the former international player to salt it. , A known movement of the famous chef through the communication sites.

After the criticism of this "extravagance", Ribery published sharp messages via Twitter and Stangram, directing him to "envious, angry", before pronouncing a derogatory statement against your "mothers, grandmothers and all your family tree ".

"I owe you nothing, my success first and foremost is thanks to God," he said, "for me, my loved ones and those who believe in me, for others, you are nothing but gravel in my arms. "

Ribery, who is expected to play his last season with the Bavarian club, is part of the Doha winter camp.

According to the newspaper "Bild", the French player would have recorded the tape in the Turkish chef's restaurant in Dubai. The dish was a 400 gram steak, covered with gold leaf, at a price of 1250 AED (about 299 euros).

– (AFP)