Hatem Ben Harfa was one of the great promises of French football as he joined Lyon in 2004 and then moved to Marseille.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n “Ben Arfa has had a psychological problem that has accompanied him since childhood. He had been persuaded to be king, but had never been told he had to work. I’m sure if he had worked harder even with his mentality, Ben Arfa would have won the Golden Ball. He was so talented and it hurt him. Perhaps, Ben Arfa can be described as the biggest loss for football in the 21st century. Cristiano Ronaldo is a great worker and later this path was followed by Benzema. It takes work, talent is not enough.<\/p>\n His mentor, Michel Ouzine, was also to blame. He told her not to work while I remember one occasion when Deschamps put her on the bench while running Marseille. Ouzine told me that Deschamps put him on the bench because Ben Arfa does not defend and that I can not stand on the bench a player who will win the Golden Ball.<\/p>\n But, all this conversation took place in the eyes of Ben Arfa, something like that does not help a guy grow up. He is now 35 years old, but Ben Arfa will be a child for life, even now behaving like a 17-year-old. Even the most skilled psychologists would become “headaches” if they dealt with a character like Ben Arfa, who is currently part of Lille in Ligue 1. \/ Super Sport<\/p>\n \n<\/p>\n top channel![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.supersport.al\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/06\/Collage-Maker-22-Jun-2022-09.04-PM.jpg\")
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