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Jules Koundé distinguished himself again upon his arrival at Clairefontaine this Monday.
New gathering of the Blues obliges, to face two League of Nations matches against Italy and Belgium on September 6 and 9, the lucky selected ones arrived at the beginning of this week at Clairefontaine.
As always, some have clearly stood out in terms of look. This is the case in particular for Ibrahima Konaté, Marcus Thuram and Kylian Mbappé, but also of course for an ever-avant-garde Jules Koundé.
“It’s an expected meeting”
Black skirt, ankle boots and printed tank top, the FC Barcelona defender has struck again, for a remarkable arrival at the castle. It’s no secret that I like fashion and clothes. “, he joked this Tuesday at a press conference while his appearance, naturally, did not go unnoticed on social networks.
” I have always liked to dress up, to be neat when I leave the house, whether it is to buy bread or to do the shopping. It is a pleasurehe continues. It’s a meeting that many people look forward to. It’s cool, it’s also a little competition between us. I enjoy doing it, I feel good in my clothes. It helps me disconnect.
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