Ghana-born Marcel Desailly says he feels safe in France despite the proposed military budget cut which has ruffled military chiefs.
President Emmanuel Macron is locked in a public battle with France's senior general over military spending cuts as he faces his toughest opposition yet to proposed austerity measures.
The dispute threatens to become a political crisis after General Pierre de Villiers, the highly regarded chief of staff, stepped down.
But the 48-year-old former French international says he feels safe in the European country.
President #macron have reduce budget for military Operations and Material 😳😅 but i still feel secure in #France 👍🏿🇫🇷💪🏾 pic.twitter.com/f0R2p9UAd3
— Marcel Desailly (@marceldesailly) July 20, 2017
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