Football: the French supporter attacked after France-Belgium recovered his jersey from Jules Koundé

Victim of a sad mishap on the evening of the semi-final of the League of Nations between France and Belgium, Clément was a supporter of the Blues relieved on Sunday evening.

The young man was finally able to recover the jersey which had been violently stolen three days before in the stands.

Sunday, he announced the good news on social networks: “

launched this football fan.

"The epilogue of a case which made a lot of noise on social networks since Friday when, disgusted by what he had suffered in Turin, he had told, videos in support, the aggression of which he had been the victim .

Clément had been lucky enough to be able to recover the jersey of the defender who came to meet the supporters in the stands after the world champions had qualified for the final but hardly had he had it in hand than a malicious individual, helped by several accomplices, had thrown himself on him to seize the tunic. Insulted and even bitten in front of a stadium security seeing the scene but not reacting, he had been forced to let go.

What was not his surprise when he discovered a little later on social networks his swimsuit, exhibited in an Instagram story of a certain Mehdi YZ, a Marseille rapper who claimed not to be at the origin of the theft or the aggression of the unfortunate supporter. But the latter all the same evoked the violence to obtain it with a very inappropriate irony:

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Overwhelmed by the verbal attacks on Twitter, the rapper in question had quickly reacted by promising to return the jersey to its owner while claiming to have absolutely no connection with those who had stolen it. “

”said Mehdi YZ. In the meantime, Jules Koundé, made aware of this dark story, had contacted the supporter by promising him another jersey.

The so-called Mehdi YZ kept his word and on Sunday, the swimsuit struck with the rooster was finally found in the hands of its legitimate owner, relieved, but who will nevertheless file a complaint against those who abused him in the stands.