Four days before the announcement of Didier Deschamps' next list for the League of Nations matches against Israel and Italy, the French internationals experienced mixed fortunes this weekend of Saturday November 2 and Sunday November 3.
Forced rest for Madrilenians
Due to floods in Spain, in the Valencia region, the French of Real Madrid (Mbappé, Camavinga, Tchouaméni) did not play because their scheduled match on the pitch of FC Valence was postponed. According to the Iberian media, however, there would be a form of annoyance around Kylian Mbappé in Madrid. According to Relief his lack of involvement in defensive work weighs on the balance of Real Madrid and begins to annoy Carlo Ancelotti. Some players in the squad would even be annoyed by the Frenchman.
Adrien Rabiot back with the Blues?
Started for the third consecutive time during OM's victory against Nantes (1-2) on Sunday, Adrien Rabiot made a more than remarkable return to Ligue 1. “It’s okay, I’m finding my legs little by little. I'm happy to get through 90 minutes. We talk a lot with the coach about positioning in the environment with Pierre (Hojbjerg) and the third environment, we try to adapt. The coach tries to find the best position for everyone. In this position as torchbearer, I feel better,” declared the former Parisian in the mixed zone. To the point of making his return with the Blues?
Bradley Barcola, the best Parisian against Lens
The French internationals of PSG struggled to win against RC Lens (1-0) on Saturday. The Parisians consolidated their lead in the championship thanks to a very early opening scoreOusmane Dembélé.
The French winger scored less than a meter from the goal on a Bradley Barcola but, apart from that, he didn't achieve much significant. The former Lyon striker was very active on his left lane, but lacked efficiency in the last move, stumbling several times on Brice Samba.
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A big scare for Ibrahima Konaté
The French defender of Liverpool, Ibrahima Konatewas hit in the left wrist against Brighton (2-1) on Saturday, but gave reassuring news about his injury the next day. “Thank you for all the messages of support. Fortunately, my injury is not serious. I had a CT scan and it confirmed there was no fracture. I will be ready for the next match,” wrote the French international. Konaté was stepped on the wrist by his teammate Virgil van Dijk.
