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In 2026, Didier Deschamps will hand over the leadership of the France team. News announced last night by several French media. The French technician, who has dodged calls from journalists since the information was revealed, will make it official during the 1 p.m. news on TF1 this Wednesday. But even before speaking, Philippe Diallo, the president of the FFF, confirmed in the columns of The Team that DD would leave the Blues at the end of his contract.
“We talked about this just before the Christmas holidays. He told me his decision not to go beyond his current contract, in 2026. He told me of this intention and chose to announce it at a time when we are still far from the first match , in March, so that there is no disruption around the team. It’s a personal, responsible and elegant decision, just like the character he is.” A page will turn…
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