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No risks will be taken with Loïc Badé. Left on the sidelines against Israel, the Sevilla FC defender is said to be suffering from new muscle discomfort and his presence against Belgium is being called into question. According to The Teamhe was not even present on the pitch for Friday’s training. Called in as reinforcements to replace Dayot Upamecano, injured with Bayern Munich, the one who currently has no cap with the A could miss this chance.
Indeed, this gathering was an opportunity for Badé, very successful on the Seville side, to put a small 1 at the front of his selection counter. But, barring an unexpected turnaround, the one who is at the lowest of the hierarchy of central defenders should not return during the next meeting against Belgium. As a reminder, the Blues will travel to Brussels this Monday, to face the Red Devils at 8:45 p.m. for the fourth day of the Nations League group stage.
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