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Euro 2024: Mbappé’s prediction comes true!
Published on June 29, 2024 at 4:30 a.m.
Surprise in Didier Deschamps’ list with N’Golo Kanté, Bradley Barcola put in a convincing performance against Poland (1-1) and could be retained in the coach’s starting line-up for the 1/8th final of the Euro against Belgium next Monday. Kylian Mbappé had seen it all.
Bradley Barcola played his first minutes of theEuro last Tuesday during the last group match of theFrench team against the Poland (1-1). Although he didn’t score or provide an assist, his performance and activity convinced more than one. And it seems that Didier Deschamps has decided to start him again for the 1/8th final against the Belgium next Monday at 6 p.m. in Dusseldorf.
“He’s probably the best in training in recent days”
Indeed, Bradley Barcola would gradually gain his place as the starting eleven of Didier Deschamps in French team and in particular because of his training in recent days as explained by someone close to the group France has The Team. “He’s probably the best in training these last few days. There are players who bet from the first match that he would end up starting before the end of the competition. “.
“Get ready Bradley! Who knows ?”
And this rise in power, Kylian Mbappe had seen it coming. Even before the kick-off of theEurothe captain of the‘French team was teasing the good surprise Barcola for’Euro has West France. “For this Euro, he could play the spoilsport! He arrives with the status of the youngster who arrives, but I have played quite a few competitions now, and I know that the team that starts is rarely the one that finishes. Stay ready Bradley! Who knows?”
“Bradley, it’s a nice surprise”
Moreover, it is not only French team what Bradley Barcola surprises his world. Upon his arrival at PSG last summer, Barcola had shocked Kylian Mbappe as the latter told West France. “Bradley is a nice surprise. The truth is that I didn’t expect him to be a starter at PSG when he arrived last summer. Honestly, we had a Messi – Neymar – me attack, so I couldn’t have imagined that a little kid from Lyon, who had spent six months at OL, was going to come and make his mark.”
