Antoine Griezmann has rejected claims that he is the obvious successor to Franck Ribery in the French national team, as the footballer himself stated that he is not as good. Ribery recently announced the end of his career in the national team. The Atletico Madrid player had to take his place this summer in Brazil, when the Bayern Munich player suffered an injury. However, Griezmann does not want to be seen as the person who replaces Ribery and does not feel pressured to replicate his achievements representing his country. "I am not Ribery's successor," said the Atletico player. "I am not of that high level." "I don't feel any pressure from the media or fans to be like that." Antoine Griezmann also mentioned that while playing for the French national team, he receives a lot of advice from the Real Madrid striker Karim Benzema. Last season, representing Real Sociedad, the winger scored 20 goals in all competitions.
