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A choice that is controversial. Didier Deschamps announced the list of 24 players who will participate in the next international truce with the French team on Thursday. Adrien Rabiot is indeed present, unlike Corentin Tolisso. Efficient with OL, the 2018 world champion has not put on the blue tunic since Euro 2021. His absence from this last list questions.
“I'm happy for him, for his club too, but especially for him”commented Deschamps about the performances of Lyonnais. “I am attached to him but there are players who were there and answered. The door is not closed. He returned to the pre-list when he was not for a while. I do not need foot items or calls to find out that it is attached to the France team ”he justified.
“Tolisso, it's above Rabiot”
For Daniel Riolo, not calling the Gones midfielder for the benefit of Adrien Rabiot is a gross error.
“Tolisso deserves 1000 times to be in the French team … Honestly, Tolisso, it's above Rabiot”estimates the Consultant RMC in the After Foot. “There is not even a polaroid for me. I prefer the qualities of Tolisso. I prefer everything at Tolisso. Tomorrow, I am the DS (sports director) of a club, I have the choice between the two, I take Tolisso with my eyes closed. »» It remains to be seen if he is summoned next June.
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