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Spain does not necessarily have high expectations for this Euro. With a very young team, La Roja is not one of the big favorites of the competition, and the Spaniards especially hope to see their young players like Nico Williams or Lamine Yamal gain experience and leave traces of their talent. Among our neighbors, in addition to the adventures of the Pedri and Dani Olmo gang, we will also follow the French team very closely. And inevitably, Kylian Mbappé’s performances will be scrutinized.
The one who is still a PSG player until the end of the month will perhaps even be the main attraction of this Euro for Real Madrid fans, who will therefore have a taste of everything that the Bondynois can offer to their club. The French star is clearly expected around the corner. It must be said that in Spain, the Blues are clearly seen as the big favorites of the competition. “Mbappé against Europe”title for example the daily A.S. in its online guide to the competition, where the training of Didier Deschamps is presented as the main contender.
France, the big favorite
“With a large panel of candidate selections for the title, only the name of Mbappé stands out, above the rest. The Frenchman is the star of a tournament he has never won before. Deschamps’ France is the favorite for many thanks to his presence. In the brilliant Deschamps era, there is a title, the Euro, which was not won by one of the best generations in the history of France if not the best.we can read there, describing the Blues as “grouping of individuals, starters and stars, which can hardly be found in another European selection”.
“France, the uncrowned champion. The rival to beat in major tournaments. France arrives in Germany to win the title after the bad memory of the World Cup final against Argentina. With a colossal squad, experience in World Cup and Euro finals and stable management, everyone is aware that France is the most feared ogre of the tournament.indicates for its part Onda Cero. Suffice to say that a victory for the Blues will not surprise anyone outside the Pyrenees…
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