Samir Nasri issued an apology today for his behavior during Euro 2012, acknowledging that he did not display a professional attitude during the tournament. He expressed regret for his past actions and emphasized that he is focused on the present and future, recognizing that he has been given a second chance. Nasri mentioned that he has received advice from Franck Ribéry and is determined to make amends both on and off the pitch.
France’s coach, Didier Deschamps, commented on Nasri’s situation, stating that everyone has the right to make mistakes and expressing his willingness to give Nasri a second chance. Deschamps acknowledged Nasri’s playing qualities and versatility, considering him a potential asset to the national team.
