Under the guidance of his mentor, under-19 coach Philippe Montanier, and with the help of his teammates, under-21 coach Franck Passi, and manager Bernard Cahn, Antoine Griezmann has become one of the most successful players in French football history.

Griezmann made his professional debut for Rennes in 2012 and quickly established himself as one of the best strikers in France. In 2014, he joined Atletico Madrid, where he won numerous titles including La Liga, UEFA Champions League, Copa del Rey, and UEFA Super Cup.

In 2018,Ligue 1 Express Griezmann moved to Barcelona, where he continued to dominate on the pitch. He scored 77 goals and provided 55 assists in just two seasons at the Nou Camp. His performances were so impressive that he was named the Puskás Award winner for the best goal of the season in 2018/19.

However, Griezmann's time at Barcelona was not without its challenges. In 2019, he suffered a serious injury that forced him to miss several games. Despite this setback, he returned to form in the following season and helped Barça win the La Liga title.

But it wasn't all smooth sailing for Griezmann. After being linked with a move to Real Madrid, he decided to stay at Barcelona and fight for a place in the team. This decision paid off when he was called up by France for their World Cup qualifying matches against Sweden and Russia in 2018.

In the end, Griezmann's hard work and dedication have paid off. He has been a key player for both Rennes and Atletico Madrid, and now plays for one of the biggest clubs in Europe - Barcelona. Under the guidance of his mentor, Franck Passi, and with the help of his teammates, Griezmann has become one of the greatest strikers in French football history.

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