Younis Sultan

In terms of his situation at Real Madrid, Benzema's is certainly a sticky one. He's played 10 games in the League and has 4 goals and 4 assists to go with it, so what's the problem? Footballers are human beings and despite making his best start since joining Madrid, the fans have still got issues with him. Despite work rate and other false pretences cited, a familiar tale of no amount of talent will ever be equal to being Spanish. With even Mesut Ozil revealing after he left "In Madrid, only the Spanish are valued. In 3 years there, they never chanted my name. In Isco's first game, they chanted for him." With his own manager un willing to give him a public vote of confidence being quoted as saying "It's not a problem That the fans are booing him (Benzema) . Sometimes boos

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