Jules Koundé partido

THE FRENCH, SOMETHING ENIGMATIC THIS WEDNESDAY

'Dart' or reflection? Koundé leaves a particular message on his social networks

Published New:30/08/2023 - 19:53h

Updated New:30/08/2023 - 19:54h

Jules Koundé has left performances more than positive in this start of season with the Barça, although when seeming the central has been very thoughtful in the last hours and like this has it evidenciado in his social networks

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After a start of summer something uncertain, Jules Koundé finish remaining in the staff of the FC Barcelona after a conversation with Xavi Hernández on the role that would fulfil in the defence in this new course. The Frenchman returned to be mainly central and already in the debut in League in front of the Getafe was one of the three better of the field for the culés.

Although the injury of Ronald Araújo has done that in front of the Cádiz the defender had to return to the side, where does not feel so comfortable, his level in these first three meetings of the season have been more than positive. However, Koundé left a message from his account of X, before known like Twitter, in which it wrote a sentence that has left to a lot of thinking.

The French footballer quotes a sentence of the intellectual American Walter Lippmann, which signals that "where all think the same, anybody thinks a lot". From here the social network has filled of comments treating to interpret what wants to say the international Frenchman, although really without a clear context by part of Jules does not seem too clear to where aims his reflection.

Which will be the reason for the message of Koundé?

By the moment around the Barça, or of the Spanish football only highlights the 'case Rubiales' or the market of signings, as well as some comments on the start of the Barça in LaLiga. Already regarding the football of his country the greater news continues being if Kylian Mbappé will go out or no of Paris Saint-Germain, another situation to which could refer Koundé with the appointment of Lippmann.