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Didier Deschamps could rely on a new center forward in 2025.
While theFrench team is looking for a new reference center forward since the international retirement of Olivier Giroud, Didier Deschamps could call up a new guy during the next meeting of the Blues, in March 2025.
Hugo Ekitike is indeed emerging as one of the most prominent French attackers this season. In great difficulty during his time at Paris Saint-Germain, the former Rémois bounced back well on the other side of the Rhine, in Frankfurt, where he expressed all his potential.
The Kolo Muani example
More than Olivier Giroud, Hugo Ekitike wishes to follow in the footsteps of a certain Randal Kolo Muani, also in the tough in Paris but flourishing in the selection.
“ Randal showed the wayexplained the center forward to Eurosport. Obviously, it’s in the back of my mind. I say to myself why not. I know that I have to prove myself but that it is something that must be earned. It is allowed to have goals and big goals“, he concluded.
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