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Samir Nasri signed for Sevilla after manager 'allowed drinking and visits to nightclub'

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Premier League, but secured a move to Sevilla in 2016 when his career took a nosedive. The Frenchman starred for Arsenal after moving from French giants Marseille in 2008, and made the controversial move to Manchester City in 2011 before going on to win two Premier League titles.

Nasri made a fine start to life at City, but his form began to suffer and he was loaned to Sevilla as a result.However, it was later revealed why Nasri was soon keen to join the Spanish side, and he began to make the headlines for all the wrong reasons.

And that's because drinking and partying was allowed under former Sevilla boss Jorge Sampaoli.READ MORE: Jack Grealish's Vegas antics "not an issue" - top players used to come back overweight"I had a friendly relationship with Sampaoli, he was a friend more than a coach," Nasri told Reuters. "Sampaoli liked me so much that he said to me 'Come to our team, you can drink, go to nightclubs, do what you want and I'll cover your back.

All I ask is that you play well on the pitch on the weekend'."In fact, one weekend I wasn't able to play and I wanted to go home and see my family and he offered to watch my house and look after my dog." But what started out as a dream scenario for Nasri quickly turned into a nightmare, as he was banned from football.In February 2018, Nasri was given a six-month ban from football from UEFA for breaching World Anti-Doping Agency rules by receiving an intravenous drip, with his ban from football later extended.

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