Deschamps has always been known for his outspokenness, and his words have always attracted a lot of attention and heated discussions. This time, he once again made a seemingly simple, but full of wise remarks in front of **: "Marseille is the only French team to win the Champions League?".It's not something to be proud of”
This sentence may come as a bit unexpected to many football fans. Generally speaking, when a team becomes the only team in their country to win the European Championship, it is widely praised and admired. Deschamps, however, offers a different view. He seems to be challenging conventional notions, leading to deep reflection on the history and value of football.
Marseille won the Champions League in 1993, a great achievement in the history of French football. They beat AC Milan, a strong Italian giant, in what can be described as an incredible victory. It was a time when French fans and the entire French football world cheered, and it became the glory of French football.
However, Deschamps doesn't seem to attach much importance to this "one-of-a-kind" honor. Perhaps, in his view, football should not be just a matter of focusing on the "only", it should focus more on collective values and far-reaching impact.
Didier Deschamps is not only concerned about Marseille's Champions League achievements, he is more focused on the development and progress of French football as a whole. He led France to the 1998 World Cup and was on the top podium again at the European Championships. These achievements are not only to recognize Deschamps' own ability, but also to highlight the strength and charm of French football.
Didier Deschamps' comments sparked a reflection on the honour and value of football. Perhaps, in addition to the pursuit of "unique" glory, more attention should be paid to team cooperation, regional influence and the inheritance of football culture. After all, nothing great exists by "the only thing", it takes time, history and teamwork.
So, Marseille is the only French team to win the Champions League, which is certainly gratifying, but it should not be the only reason to be proud and admired. Let's join Didier Deschamps as we re-examine the true meaning of football, explore the deeper values behind it, and take this wonderful sport to new heights!