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This Saturday, the Groupama Stadium in Décines-Charpieu is hosting a gala meeting between the France team and Germany. More than a special meeting between two historic competitors, this match will be an opportunity for the Blues and the Mannschaft to prepare as best as possible just a stone's throw from Euro 2024 on the other side of the Rhine. However, Didier Deschamps will be put to the test when making his team composition following the absences of several senior players.
For example, the French coach will be deprived of Antoine Griezmann. And according to information from The Team, the Atlético de Madrid player will be replaced by Warren Zaire-Emery in the French eleven. More changes are to be expected in the eleven according to our colleagues with the tenure of Brice Samba in goals, Benjamin Pavard in the central hinge and Marcus Thuram at the forefront of the attack. Hit in the eardrum ahead of the PSG match in Montpellier just before the break, Ousmane Dembélé should be started by Didier Deschamps.
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