Girolan Dabadie
CharacterGirolan Dabadie is the manager who keeps Sae Itoshi's career on track, handling the young star's schedule, press, and travel. Part handler and part guardian, he has looked after Sae since the striker left for Spain as a teenager.
Appearance
Dabadie is a grown man of thirty-four who stands around 182 centimeters tall.
Personality
Dabadie takes his work seriously and shows deep patience in wrangling Sae, trailing after the player and steering him toward the interviews he would rather skip. He runs the striker's calendar, from public appearances to flights, and when Sae vanishes without warning or risks upsetting the press, it is Dabadie who smooths things over and shoulders the blame.
History
Dabadie has known Sae since the boy was fourteen and departed for Spain, and over the years he has grown into something of a parental figure. Even so, the bond has its limits; Sae's prickly nature and his standing as Dabadie's employer keep the relationship closer to that of a devoted minder than an equal. His name is spelled unevenly across the manga, cropping up as both Girard and Giraud.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Sae Itoshi's manager?
Girolan Dabadie is the manager who keeps Sae Itoshi's career on track, handling the young star's schedule, press, and travel. He has looked after Sae since the striker left for Spain as a teenager.
How old is Girolan Dabadie?
Girolan Dabadie is thirty-four years old and stands around 182 centimeters tall.
How long has Girolan Dabadie known Sae Itoshi?
Girolan Dabadie has known Sae Itoshi since the player was fourteen and departed for Spain, and over the years he has grown into something of a parental figure for him.
What does Girolan Dabadie do as Sae Itoshi's manager?
As Sae Itoshi's manager, Girolan Dabadie runs the striker's calendar of public appearances and flights, and it is Dabadie who smooths things over with the press whenever Sae vanishes without warning.
Is Girolan Dabadie's name spelled consistently in the Blue Lock manga?
No. Girolan Dabadie's name is spelled unevenly across the manga, appearing as both Girard and Giraud.
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- Created byMuneyuki Kaneshiro and Yusuke Nomura
- Published byKodansha
- Animated by8bit
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