Since then, the 28-year-old Franco-Malian has been mostly absent. This new start against Knokke given the absences of Kanouté and Soumaré should have allowed him to stand out. But it was the opposite.
”It wasn't extraordinary, it's true, but also as a collective. I wanted to do well especially since I hadn't been in the group for a while but there you go, this first goal kills us from the start, whispered the striker with three goals this season. I then suffered the coach's choice to make a change during the break. The result is inglorious for us. The coach also wanted to reward the players who had supported the group during the season but it was a total flop for the team even though we wanted to do well.”
When you don't play, it's difficult to stay at the end.
Arrived in from the Estonian championship last July, Djibril Dianessy never managed to convince the staff. The competition in front (Vancamp, Soumaré, Kiankaulua, Kanouté) obviously did not help him even if he had managed to improve in the game brilliant in Virton (in November) allowing the Greens to come back to the score. However, he never managed to follow up.
”My season was punctuated by ups and downs. There were more downs, notes number 70. There is one match left; I'm going to try to take the minutes I'm given to try to finish on a good note. Above all, I want to have fun.”
If, for the moment, no formalization has been received concerning departures, Djibril Dianessy could not make long bones at Tivoli. “I don't know what my future will hold, he reveals. There were meetings. But you don't have to have studied extensively to know that when you don't play, it will be difficult to stay at the end. That’s all I have to say.”
