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That’s it, it’s official, Didier Deschamps unveiled his first list for 2024 this Thursday. A list made up of 23 players to face Germany and Chile on March 23 and 26.
In this list no surprises but a return to the offensive sector. Injured for several weeks Kingsley Coman cannot be present in Didier Deschamps’ group.
The national coach therefore decided to call on Aston Villa player Moussa Diaby. The former Bayer Leverkusen player was in competition for the last offensive place with the young Parisian Bradley Barcola who has a series of interesting matches with Paris Saint-Germain.
Which 11 for the match against Germany?
These are the last rehearsals for Didier Deschamps before the official list for Euro 2024 which will be revealed in May.
On March 23, the Blues host Germany at Groupama Stadium in Lyon. A meeting during which the French technician should line up a starting 11 close to his typical team.
The probable starting 11 against Germany: Maignan – Clauss, Upamecano, Konate, Lucas Hernandez – Tchouameni, Rabiot, Griezmann – Mbappé, Dembélé, Giroud
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