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Guendozi's taunt to brighton players

"I earn more than you ever will". Guendouzi's tasteless taunt to Brighton players.



Guendouzi who earns £40k per week, spent the game taunting Brighton players about the financial disparity between the squad.

Guendouzi allergy said Brighton players are "s***".. And that he and his team mates earn so much more than they will ever earn. He's done it in other games as well.

Guendouzi also blamed Maupay for Leno's injury. He labeled Maupay has heartless for for the injury suffered by Leno. 

France coach Deschamps is known as stickers for discipline. Guendouzi has impressed the manager.

Deschamps who gave the Midfielder a first senior call up to the French National team for the European championship Qualifiers in November.

I love this guy... The type of mentality Arsenal players need right now that fighting spirit reminds me lauren.

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