Got it, let's tackle this article. First, the keyword is "Benjamin Pavard But He S A Striker" right? Wait, the context has "oui." that's probably the viral meme? Oh right, the Pavard goal against Argentina in 2018 World Cup, people joked he's a striker disguised as a defender. First, start with a hook. Mention the viral phrase first? Wait, natural headings. Let's see, first h2: The Viral Phrase That Redefined Benjamin Pavard’s Public Persona. Wait, no, make it natural. Wait, first, open with the context of that 2018 World Cup round of 16 goal against Argentina, right? That's the iconic volley. Wait, the requirements: 600-900 words, use the given context snippets naturally. Let's list the given snippets: oui., Benjamin PAVARD's, Although, Benjamin Pavard's, Benjamin Pavard is a, A truly incredible goal whatever angle you see it from! Sit back. Oh right, those need to be woven in naturally, not forced. First, h2: When "Benjamin Pavard But He's A Striker" Became a Global Football Meme. That's a good opening heading. Then first paragraph: Talk about the 2018 World Cup, France vs Argentina, Pavard was a right-back, 23 years old, came on as a substitute? Wait no, he started that game? Wait let me confirm: yes, he started at right-back for France in that round of 16. Then the goal: 57th minute, volley from outside the box, left foot, curved it into the top corner. That's the goal. Then, mention the immediate reaction. The phrase "Benjamin Pavard But He's A Striker" blew up on social media, right? Because everyone was shocked a defender scored that kind of goal. Then use the snippet: A truly incredible goal whatever angle you see it from! Sit back, that fits perfectly when describing the goal, like fans were saying that when replaying it. Wait, next, h2: The Context Behind the Iconic 2018 World Cup Strike. Let's talk about the match situation: Argentina was leading 2-1, France was pushing for equalizer. Pavard, who had only 6 senior caps for France at that point, was mostly known for his defensive work at Stuttgart, right? Then the pass from Blaise Matuidi, Pavard controls it, hits that volley. Oui, that's where the "oui." snippet fits! Because French fans were screaming oui after the goal, right? Perfect, that's natural. Then, next section: h2: Separating the Meme from Pavard’s Actual Career Role. Wait, because the meme says he's a striker, but he's actually a defender. Let's use the snippets here. Although the viral joke paints him as a misplaced forward, Benjamin Pavard is a career defender, first and foremost. Wait, that uses "Although" and "Benjamin Pavard is a". Then talk about his club career: started at Lille, moved to Stuttgart, then Bayern Munich, then Inter Milan? Wait no, wait he moved to Inter in 2023? Wait let's get facts right: Pavard played for Lille 2015-2016, then Stuttgart 2016-2019, then Bayern 2019-2023, then Inter Milan from 2023 onward. His primary position is right-back, but he can play center-back too, right? He's versatile in defense, not a striker. Then, talk about Benjamin Pavard's goal record. Wait, how many goals has he scored for club and country? Let's see: for France, as of 2024, he has like 2 goals? Wait the 2018 one is his only World Cup goal, right? Then for Bayern, he scored like 10 goals in all competitions? Wait no, let's check: Bayern, he had 12 goals in 163 appearances? Wait maybe say "Benjamin Pavard's career goal tally, while respectable for a defender, is far from the output of a professional striker" that uses the snippet. Oh right, that's perfect. Wait, then, why did the meme stick? Because that goal was so out of character. A truly