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Impossible to read a newspaper in Spain, this Monday, without seeing a photo of Karim Benzema carried in triumph. The Frenchman scored from the penalty spot for his last game with Real Madrid the day before against Athletic Club (1-1), on the final day of La Liga. The Madrid press pays tribute to the 2nd top scorer in the history of Merengue.
"Adios y gracias" ("Farewell and thank you"), soberly titles the daily AS, which evokes "a moved Santiago Bernabeu stadium". Marca uses a popular local expression, “de Madrid al cielo” (“from Madrid to heaven”), meaning that after passing through the capital, paradise awaits us. "De aqui a la historia" ("from here to history"), sanctifies Marca for one of the greatest players in the history of Real.
In Catalonia, we first promote the Barcelonans who brought back the Champions League, but Benzema nevertheless appears in a photo on the front page of Sport and Mundo Deportivo. Sports media which are not alone sensitive to the departure of Benzema. El Pais, daily N.1 in Spain, makes its photo of One on the French. Same for El Mundo and La Razon. “Real Madrid says goodbye to a legend”, applauds the latter.
The French press is not unaware either of the page that is turning in Madrid. "Benzema is leaving like a king", observes L'Équipe, which devotes three pages to the former Lyonnais and his "royal imprint" left at Real. “A goal to celebrate his farewell to Madrid”, also underlines in Le Parisien, witness of a “legend” who “has bowed out, head held high”. Le Figaro highlights "a man who marked his time" and describes the player as "an endangered species".
