In total, Didier Deschamps has called up four PSG players for the Nations League matches against Italy and Belgium. In attack, the coach has the choice between Bradley Barcola, Ousmane Dembélé and Randal Kolo Muani. If he had to choose between the last two, the 1998 world champion would have a slight preference for the former Nantes player, who is not a regular in Paris.
After his elimination in the semi-final of theEurothe team of France will go back to school facing theItaly this friday, in League of Nations. Didier Deschamps decided to call on some new people, in the person of Michael Olise et Connected Hands. This will therefore be an opportunity to perhaps see them at work in front of their partners. Gianluigi Donnarumma.
Deschamps prefers Kolo Muani to Dembélé according to Riolo
According to information from The Team, Michael Olise should even be a starter against Italy. The player of Bayern Munich could be lined up at number ten, with Kylian Mbappé ahead of him, Bradley Barcola left and Randal Kolo Muani right. Ousmane Dembele should therefore start on the bench. A normal choice according to Daniel Riolowho spoke in l’After Footbecause according to him, Didier Deschamps prefers the former Nantais to the former Barcelonan. This seems surprising, however, because RKM is rather used as a replacement for PSGwhile Dembele’s is often the holder. “Dembélé, frankly, Deschamps doesn’t like him too much. His crazy side doesn’t please Deschamps too much. He wants a guy when he gives orders, he makes an immediate impression. With Dembélé, it’s average. He wants soldiers, Kolo Muani is a soldier.”
Barcola has been on fire since the start of the season
Beyond the first appearance of Michael Olise with the team of France A, it will also be interesting to follow the performance of Bradley Barcola facing theItaly. The player of the PSG had shown beautiful things to theEuro and he is having a very good start to the season with ParisIn three league matches, the striker has already found the back of the net four times.
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