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Almost two years after his last appearance in the French jersey, N’Golo Kanté will make his return to the selection. Yesterday, the Al-Ittihad player was the big surprise on Didier Deschamps’ list for the Euro in Germany. If some may harbor some doubts about the Frenchman’s ability to become the best version of himself again, Nasser Larguet, DTN of Saudi Arabia, assures that the 33-year-old midfielder has indeed “found his 20-year-old legs” in the Gulf.
“From the start of the season, as soon as I arrived, I was struck by his activity. It’s incredible, after last season at Chelsea where he was so often injured, he found his 20-year-old legs again.confided the former leader of OM in an interview with Eurosport (…) In a region where the climate is not always mild, with heat and humidity, Kanté is capable of playing matches of 90 minutes or more at high intensity. He didn’t come here pre-retirement, he is very involved, he was even captain of his team. The choice of Didier Deschamps is very objective, N’Golo Kanté deserves his selection, he is at his best level. »
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