“Logically, these are my last few months here. There’s a desire to make way for the new generation coming in. My situation has been challenging. I even proposed moving to the USA, but it didn’t materialize as expected. At 31, I’m not as young as I used to be. With my contract ending, I’m looking to explore other opportunities. I haven’t been as involved in the past 3-4 years. However, I’ll remain committed until the end, and the coach knows that. I’m a traditional worker who always maintains a respectful attitude. As for retiring, honestly, I’m undecided at the moment. I’ll wait to see what projects come my way. Simply moving to exotic locations for a paycheck doesn’t appeal to me. I’m self-critical, but I’m prepared to transition to something else quickly. Football has been my life, but there’s more to it than that. I have a history with Bordeaux, both highs and lows. It’s the club where I’ve spent the most time.”
BORDEAUX- DAVID BELLION: “I WANT TO THINK ABOUT SOMETHING ELSE”
David Bellion is likely to bid farewell to Bordeaux after this season. The French-Senegalese player, whose contract with the Gironde club expires in June 2014, seems to be embarking on his final journey with the team. In an interview with GirondinsTV, as reported by webgirondins, Bellion expressed his desire to conclude his time with Bordeaux positively. Despite his limited playing time in recent years, he holds no resentment towards Bordeaux coach Francis Gillot, acknowledging the coach’s patience with him.
