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Didier Deschamps is not about to give up. On the ropes after the sad draw conceded against Israel, the French coach could have a smile after the success brought back from Italy on Sunday. This victory, in addition to allowing the Blues to secure first place in their Nations League group, offered him some respite.
If he is still the target of severe criticism, the former midfielder can turn to the 2026 World Cup, his last objective with the Blues. Zinedine Zidane, who dreams of succeeding him at the head of the Blues, will therefore have to wait again before he can hope to take on the role of coach.
Thierry Henry thinks big for the future
But Zinedine Zidane will not be the only one wanting to succeed Didier Deschamps. And for many, his main rival will undoubtedly be another former teammate with the Blues. By leading the Bleuets to the final of the Olympic Games, Thierry Henry scored big points, notably among the leaders of the French Football Federation, its president Philippe Diallo in the lead.
And according to Jean-Michel Larqué, Thierry Henry, who slammed the door of the Bleuets after the Olympics, is thinking big for the rest of his coaching career. “I know from certain people close to the Olympic team that Thierry Henry, if he also left it is because he is still used to major events. He had an exceptional career, he confided to the microphone of RMC.
He is one of the stars. He finds it difficult to remain anonymous during France Espoirs team matches. He doesn’t accept that. I think Thierry Henry wants to coach, he knows football, but he is perhaps a little too demanding. »
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