One of the players neglected by Didier Deschamps since the start of Euro 2024, can Warren Zaïre-Emery make up for it this summer at the Paris Olympics?
He is one of the big French losers in Euro 2024. Victim like half of his partners in
French team in the first sluggish phase of Didier Deschamps’ players, Warren Zaire-Emery could not even count on the third act of the groups – generally dedicated to the second knives – to express himself a little on the field.
Facing the press as the round of 16 approached and this unexpected Franco-Belgian poster at this stage of the competition, Ibrahima Konaté and Eduardo Camavinga were able to express their frustration – a feeling most certainly shared by the PSG star . A prodigy who was able to convince the coach of the A’s last fall but who will undoubtedly have difficulty finding playing time in his very first major tournament.
Deschamps’ misfortune would make Henry’s happiness
By postponing his baccalaureate exams until the start of the school year in September, Warren Zaire-Emery, a few weeks ago, had prepared for his presumed double meeting with the Euro and the Olympics. Certainly summoned on June 3 by Thierry Henry to participate in Paris 2024 In the wake of the European Championship, the young 18-year-old midfielder nevertheless came up against the inflexibility of his club. A PSG which, as with Bradley Barcola, considers such a summer sequence too heavy.
Yes, but here we are, Le Parisien this Saturday raises a scenario that could potentially change the situation. If the Blues were unfortunately to suffer the law of the Red Devils this Monday, then Thierry Henry, who must make his final Olympic list on Wednesday July 3, could return to the charge with the capital club by asserting the state of freshness intact of the boy at the end of the Euro. “For this to happen, Zaire-Emery, who has never publicly hidden his desire for the Olympics, would need to clearly position himself again,” underlines the publication in question. Do we ever know…
