Football Betting Predictions by Ex-Liverpool Striker Djibril Cissé at Betiton™
Whenever you are betting on football, you can decide to go it your own way and use your knowledge of football to make bets that will hopefully be successful, or if your knowledge about a particular team or match that you want to bet on is a little bit rusty, then you can make use of predictions that have been written by an expert. These experts are usually big fans of football that have spent a lot of time following the sport, but Betiton™ are able to offer something much better than this – they can give you football match predictions that have been supplied by Djibril Cissé himself.
Betiton™’s Brand Ambassador & Resident Football Expert: Djibril Cissé
So, what was it exactly that prompted Djibril Cissé to be asked to be Betiton™’s brand ambassador? Well, the owners of Betiton™ reached out to the former France and Liverpool player because they were searching for a footballer that could help them to stand out more, which is something that is vital in the fiercely competitive world of iGaming. Thus, they needed to find a player that played at the top level of professional football and has plenty of grit and a great character.
Cissé has a lot of grit and nobody who knows him well will question his character, which is the exact reason why the CEO of Betiton™, Arnaud Serour, opted to get in touch with him to see if he would be happy to work with them, and after finding out a bit more about the company, he was more than happy to offer his services. This was because he quickly realised that he has a lot in common with the owners of Betiton™ – they also have strong characters and the determination to succeed in a competitive industry.
Cissé is now 40 years old, and he is still playing football, albeit at a semi-professional level. He always gives his best when he steps out onto the field whoever he is playing for, and Betiton™ are always striving to give their customers the best sports betting experience whenever they sign on to bet. Other than their fiery determinations, Serour and Cissé discovered they have more in common: they both happen to be big fans of Olympique de Marseille and also hail from the same region in France! So, it is not too far-fetched to say that this was a partnership that was just meant to be.
Who Exactly is Djibril Cissé?
Former France international Cissé is known for having some brightly dyed hair, but there needs to be some respect put on his name. This is because he is responsible for perhaps the greatest penalty kick ever taken. You might be familiar with Bruno Fernandes and his hopping, skipping, and jumping technique if you watch plenty of the Premier League, or you might like a cheeky Panenka right down the middle, but in a match for Panathinaikos, he gave everyone a true lesson in the art of penalty taking.
He ran up and hit the ball with such ferocity that it actually stayed in the top corner of the net for about three seconds before gravity could catch up with it. It was really satisfying to watch, and if you have not seen it yet, then we recommend that you take a moment to find in on YouTube and see for yourself. You will not regret it.
Throughout his professional football career, Cissé played for Auxerre, Bastia, and Marseille in Ligue 1 and scored 96 goals. He also played in 41 matches for his national team and participated in two FIFA World Cups, although the less said about those the better – France finished at the bottom of their group in 2002 and 2010 and scored a grand total of one goal. Although, it is prudent to add here that Cissé was not to blame for the first failure in 2002, since he was a youngster at the time and only played 60 minutes across three matches. In the short time he had on the pitch, he showed the world how much potential he had.
He played for Liverpool and helped them win the Champions League back in 2005 – that is a match that still gives Milan fans nightmares to this day since they somehow contrived to lose when they were 3 goals to the good. As well as this, he also helped Liverpool win the FA Cup. Other English clubs that he played for include QPR and Sunderland.
He has also played in Italy for Lazio, and has played in Russia, Qatar, and Switzerland. He has played in more than 452 professional matches and has notched up 205 goals, so he has had a football career that he can be proud of.
