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In addition to Kylian Mbappé, three other players from the France team missed today’s training this Wednesday.
Two days after the victory against Austria (1-0) in the first match of the Euro, the Blues returned to training this Wednesday in Paderborn. However, they were not in full force for this session.
Hit in the nose, Kylian Mbappé was of course not there. He is also out for the following match against the Netherlands next Friday. However, the Bondynois was not the only one to leave his family behind. This was also the case for Dayot Upamecano and William Saliba.
Several defenders at rest!
The central defenders, who had a very good match against the Austrians, are suffering from muscular problems. This is why they skipped training. But there is no need to worry about them.
In addition to the central hinge, Théo Hernandez was also absent. The AC Milan full-back was simply spared.
On the other hand, Olivier Giroud, who suffered from adductor pain, was there. The native of Chambéry had no apparent discomfort.
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