Former OM midfielder Samir Nasri expressed his wish to see two players in great form join the France team for the next gathering. According to him, these talents deserve a call-up due to their exceptional performances at club since the start of the season.
This Thursday afternoon, Didier Deschamps will announce the list of 23 players selected for the last gathering of the France team in 2024. The Blues will then meet at Clairefontaine on Monday to prepare for their last two Nations League matches: against Israel at the Stade de France, the November 14, and against Italy at San Siro on November 17. As the announcement approaches, Samir Nasri expressed his opinion on the players who deserve to join the Blues group.
On the Canal+ set after the matches Lille – Juventus et Bologna – Monaco in the Champions League, the former French international suggested that two young talents should be included in Didier Deschamps' list: “For me, there are two players who absolutely must be called: Lucas Chevalier and Maghnes Akliouche.”
The LOSC goalkeeper and the Monaco winger have shone since the start of the season with their respective clubs. Their exceptional form at club leaves no doubt: a call-up to the French team now seems to be a matter of time. This selection could well materialize in the days to come, during the next Nations League meetings.
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Nasri wants Lucas Chevalier and Maghnes Akliouche in Blues
Lucas Chevalieryoung LOSC goalkeeper, has established himself as one of the best goalkeepers in Ligue 1 this season, with solid and decisive performances. For his part, Maghnes Akliouche, the promising winger from AS Monaco, caused a sensation with his technique and his influence on the game, contributing greatly to his team's results in Ligue 1 and the Champions League.
The two players are therefore on an upward trajectory and seem more ready than ever to join the France team. Their integration into Deschamps' group would be a strong signal for the future of French football, with the emergence of new stars of the championship.
Nations League 2024: the challenges for the French team
The two Nations League matches in November are of vital importance for France, which aims to maintain its rank among the best European nations. These last matches before the winter break will therefore be an opportunity for Didier Deschamps to test new profiles and prepare his team for future events.
