Blessure mystérieuse des joueurs sénégalais durant la finale : La déclaration intrigante d’Ismaïl Jakobs
Senegal experienced a Sunday that was as glorious as it was unsettling. Crowned African champions after their victory against Morocco (1-0 after extra time), the Lions secured their second star at the end of a highly charged final. But beyond the breathtaking drama on the pitch, questions surround the events leading up to the match.
In the mixed zone, Ismaïl Jakobs sowed doubt with a rather mysterious statement. The Senegalese left-back, visibly affected, suggested that numerous troubling events had preceded the kick-off.
"A lot happened before the match. I think a lot will come out after the final. I repeat: a lot happened and not just during the match. You'll find out everything soon…," said the Galatasaray player, before abruptly leaving the journalists.
Ismail Jakobs specifically mentioned incidents involving several of his teammates at halftime. "A lot happened to Krépin Diatta, Ousseynou Niang and Pape Matar Sarr at the break," he added, without giving further details.
These comments echo the events that occurred just before kickoff. Krépin Diatta, who was slated to start, was forced to withdraw during the warm-up. Shortly after, Ousseynou Niang also left the squad, visibly unwell. As for Pape Matar Sarr, the midfielder suffered a health scare at halftime, causing concern among the staff and fans.
Despite these setbacks, the Lions displayed exceptional resilience to clinch the trophy through sheer grit. A victory that will go down in history, but one that could soon be accompanied by revelations about what went on behind the scenes of this electrifying final.
The coming days may shed more light on the events mentioned by Jakobs. In the meantime, Senegal is savoring its title, aware that it triumphed in far from ideal circumstances.
Ismail Jakobs is very suspicious following the withdrawals of his teammates Krépin Diatta, Ousseynou Niang and Pape Matar Sarr 🤔
What do you think happened? #CAN2025 #SENMAR #Senegal #AfrikFoot pic.twitter.com/JzRzcFmyN9
— Afrik-Foot (@afrikfoot)
Commentaires (10)
de mémoire et d’équilibre, et même des
lésions cérébrales pour 10 millions de dollars ce pays qui court depuis 50 ans derrière cette CAN peut le faire. Stratégiquement le jeu en vaut la chandelle pour le prestige du pays et dans le cadre de sa rivalité avec ses voisins.
Il ne faut pas prendre ces problèmes de santé à la légère.
Les raisons sont peut-être autres mais il ne faut pas exclure cela!
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