Toure shifted the topic.
Another player from the French Language Gang, right-back Sagna, also chimed in with a smile:
"Toure is right. He's willing to uphold justice and have Nasri publicly apologize in front of the whole team. I think that's enough to punish Nasri. Other claims are quite excessive. We should be kind to young people like Nasri who make mistakes. After all, who among us hasn't made mistakes when young? I believe Tang can understand Nasri."
Sagna is a diligent black defender who usually doesn't talk much.
However, thanks to his excellent overall ability, he has long held the starting position of right-back for Manchester City.
Before joining Manchester City, he played for years at Arsenal, becoming a notable hero in the Premier League.
His words carry some weight in the locker room, and since Nasri is also his teammate from the French national team, Sagna intended to give Nasri a hand, so he wouldn't fall too hard.
