Ousmane Dembélé draws Kvaratskhelia’s best-foot joke

Khvicha Kvaratskhelia has turned Ousmane Dembélé’s two-footed ability into the punchline of a light-hearted Ballon d’Or conversation. Asked to identify the Paris Saint-Germain forward’s stronger foot, the Georgian suggested that even God might not have the answer.

Dembélé, 29, is a France international and plays as a centre-forward for PSG. He explained that his right foot has always been his preferred option, while insisting that his left is also reliable. Years of work in training have helped him develop both sides of his game, allowing him to shoot with either foot.

The Frenchman acknowledged that this approach does not always produce a clean finish, with attempts sometimes ending in the stands. He argued, however, that comfort on both sides makes a player harder for opponents to read. The remark was made during a joint interview involving Dembélé, Kvaratskhelia and Fabian Ruiz, all identified as serious contenders for the 2026 Ballon d’Or.

Kvaratskhelia’s response brought a humorous end to the discussion about Dembélé’s technique. Ruiz also became part of the exchange after Dembélé joked that the midfielder relies only on his left foot, prompting laughter among the three players.