Nicolas Anelka's upcoming documentary on Netflix will be hitting screens on August 5 and it's sure to be a good watch for fans of his former clubs.
Those include the likes of Arsenal, Liverpool, Chelsea, Man City and Bolton in the Premier League, as well as Paris Saint-Germain, Real Madrid and Fenerbahce elsewhere in Europe.
Anelka's career will be delved into after he was at the centre of several controversies.
He will be the subject of his own documentary, following Netflix's successes with 'Sunderland Till I Die' and the Leeds United-centric 'Take Us Home'.
The documentary on Anelka is set to be titled 'Anelka: Misunderstood.'
Despite his success on the field for the aforementioned clubs he played, controversy followed the 41-year-old around during his career.
In the trailer, Anelka says: “I’m a footballer, I wasn’t there to have fun. If you really like me and want to do what I’ve done, you’ll only make enemies.”
It's expected the documentary will look at his infamous exclusion from the 2010 France World Cup squad after his x-rated argument with then coach Raymond Domenech. Anelka was allegedly sent home for verbally abusing Domenech.
His personal honours include the 2008/09 Premier League Golden Boot when he was with Chelsea.
But the big question is how can you watch the documentary? Here is the information below.
Anelka: Misunderstood how to watch details
You need a Netflix account to watch the documentary.
UK Netflix monthly subscription prices range from £5.99 (basic) to £8.99 (standard) to £11.99 (premium).
US Netflix subscription will cost from $8.99 (basic) to $12.99 (standard) to $15.99 (premium).
