LeBoff: Odegao is too clean to play football. In modern football, you have to dare to take risks and try.

May 8th According to the British media METRO, French celebrity Frank Leboff criticized Odegaux's performance in an interview.

Leboff criticized Arsenal captain Odgau for performing poorly in the second leg of the Champions League semi-final against Paris. Arsenal needs to reverse the situation in Paris after losing 0-1 in the first leg at the Emirates Stadium. However, Arteta's team lost 1-2 again at the Princes Stadium, with Paris successfully advancing to the finals and competing for the championship with Inter Milan.

The first leg game started, Arsenal performed well, and Odgao's shot from the edge of the penalty area was saved by Donnarumma. Then, Enrique's team gradually took control of the game, with Fabian Ruiz and Ashraf each scoring a goal in the first and second halfs, securing the victory for Paris. Saka's goal at the end of the game brought a glimmer of hope for Arsenal, but they ultimately failed to make a comeback. Although Arsenal started well in the second leg, they seemed to be weak in offense as the game progressed.

Leboff specifically criticized Odge for his lack of creativity in the midfield, and said, "It's crazy because you don't want to criticize him, we tend to forgive all his problems because he is a clean player with a neat hairstyle, a mustache and elegant style. He is a good guy, you're willing to be with him, but if you want to analyze his performance on the court, it's too obvious, too simple. He has no adventurous spirit and he won't think I'm going to try this dictionary The ball, although it may not be successful, can create a difference if it succeeds.’ He is too clean, too clean. In modern football, this is OK, but not enough, really not enough. He needs to learn from a player like Borgkamp, ​​he dares to take risks and try something that only a few can do, which is what Odge lacks. “

Since returning from injury in the middle of the season, Odge has been in poor form, scoring only four goals in various events since the beginning of the year. After the game, the Norwegian admitted in an interview that the team lacked a fatal blow in the opponent's penalty area.

In response to this, Odge said: "I think we started very well, controlled the game and created some great opportunities. But in the penalty area, this is where the game is decided, we didn't do well enough. Their goalkeepers also made several incredible saves. We made a lot of good attempts, but in the end we had to be better in the penalty area. We need to be more acute and deadly and can't concede the ball like this."