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Star of the French team during Euro 2016, the 2018 World Cup and the 2022 World Cup, Antoine Griezmann (33 years old) is coming out of a very complicated Euro 2024. For the first time, Didier Deschamps has questioned his status as an undisputed starter. Appearing injured and tired, should the man with 135 caps (44 goals) retire from international football? For Christophe Dugarry, the answer is clear.
“How can you want to retire a guy who scored 24 goals and made 8 assists in the season? Between saying that he had a bad competition, that he wasn’t up to par, and saying that he had one competition too many, I find that it’s a total lack of respect. He’s the light of the French team in the last competitions. And if we don’t take Griezmann for the competition, who do we take in his place?” he said on the microphone of RMC Sport.
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