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While it is said that a Blue could put an end to his international career, the entourage of the player in question reacted to the rumor.
This time, the Blues will not go all the way. After knocking out Belgium and Portugal, the French team was stopped in the semi-finals of Euro 2024 by Spain (2-1), Tuesday evening in Munich. A defeat that put an end to a complicated tournament for Didier Deschamps’ men, who were not very exciting for almost a month.
Some players have also left this Euro frustrated, like Olivier Giroud, Antoine Griezmann and Kingsley Coman. The latter is even said to be annoyed at having only played 15 short minutes in the competition. So much so that he is thinking of ending his international career, according to The Team.
Coman’s entourage steps up to the plate
Information denied this Thursday by the entourage of the Bayern Munich winger. Aged 28, Kingsley Coman would in reality have no intention of stopping playing for the French team, despite his frustration at having remained on the substitutes’ bench for most of the Euro, the daily newspaper advances.
Image. It would always be an honour for him to represent his country.
After a difficult month, Kingsley Coman will now be able to take some time off on vacation. However, he should not completely cut off from football since it is also said that he could leave Bayern Munich this summer. The Bavarian club would have opened the door to a departure, while the player would not be against taking on a new challenge. It remains to be seen where…
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