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After the teasing words of Hansi Flick, according to which Jules Koundé would run if he gave him rest, a video became viral on X, showing the Frenchman running in the streets of New York. The player himself joked this reputation.

Jules Koundé is everywhere. The most used player in the workforce of Hansi Flick, he should play his 51st meeting of the season in the Barcelona jersey, this Saturday (4:15 p.m.), against Celta Vigo. But the French also finds himself in a video that has become viral on X.

At a press conference, Hansi Flick spoke about the possibility of blowing French. With humor, he explained why he never left him a rest: “The problem with Koundé is that if one day I tell him that he is 30 minutes from less training, he will go run in Sitges (city close to Barcelona). So I prefer that he gives everything for the team and that he runs on the field”.

And as an immediate response to Flick's words, a video of Jules Koundé running in New York streets has become viral. An X user, obviously wanted to illustrate the words of the Barcelonnais technician. The YouTube video entitled “Undercover Security Exposed & Educated”, of the channel “The People's Podcast TV” shows, for a few seconds, the French with his jersey of the French team, running in the rain.

Jules Koundé has fun with the situation

Jules Koundé took the opportunity to joke and answer this video on his profile X, with an ingenuous comment. “What's going on? I have so many questions. Why was he running? I had no idea. Where was he running? I had no idea. Why was he running in the rain, with his FCB polo, in the middle of the street like crazy? As if he had money to someone. Please don't do that. Be responsible.”

This Saturday, April 18, the video resurfaced but it seems to date from the summer of 2024 when FC Barcelona was carrying out a pre-season internship in the United States. And to judge by the buildings, the Frenchman gives the impression of running in the streets of New York, where the Catalans had stayed.

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