After Bordeaux's decision to leave Yannick Karamoh out of the squad, the player has expressed himself on Instagram by providing his version of the facts and apologizing for his attitude. The winger - who is born in 1998 - is owned by Inter, and in the summer moved to the French club on loan to get more playing time. It's a pity that after 25 appearances to date for Bordeaux, that the player was suspended a few days ago due to "inappropriate behaviour", as reported in the statement published by the Ligue 1 side.
Karamoh, who was not called for the match against Marseille last Tuesday, was accused by Bordeaux of having missed training before the match. The reason? Shopping in Paris, before reaching his family on the outskirts of the French capital. There are many photos to testify everything on social media. There is, however, a precedent to report: on Monday, Karamoh had fought with the assistant coach of the club. The player has apologized with a post on his Instagram profile, providing his version of the facts.
"I write this message to apologize for my behaviour, but also for the distortions of the situation created by different people outside of the conflicts. This, after all, adds tension to the situation that is not necessary. I sincerely apologize to the people I might have hurt or offended with my words or my attitude. I hate myself for letting my words outweigh my thoughts. I'm sorry that my sincerity and my honesty, in all circumstances, be interpreted as provocation or even arrogance. I also regret that my behaviour has been manipulated by the media to better stigmatize me. My return to Paris after being excluded from the match against Marseille was not intended to be a provocation. I needed to spend some time with people close to me and free my head. It would not be worth skipping a workout if you had one. I find it a terrible gesture, that does not correspond to the truth. However, I send good luck for the upcoming matches to my teammates - I sincerely hope that some people stop blindly repeating what they see and hear".
