France coach, Didier DeschampsI think it was “unacceptable facts and views” at the celebration by the Argentines of victory in the World Cup final in Qatar.
“Congratulations to them, they are world champions. But there were also unacceptable facts and attitudes.. I don’t have a problem with them jumping up and down but the concept of respect did not existThis Deschamps said in an interview with the newspaper Le Figaro, published last night.
According to the French coach, “no one deserves this”, and even more so the star French striker Kylian Mbappe, and although “there were apologies later”, “some situations have gone too far”.
Deschamps appreciated the performance of the French at the World Cup and, despite the defeat in the decisive final match, He was satisfied with the tournament held by the Blues.
“Although I know what we have lost, it is true. You must accept it. I’ve watched the ending a few times… The setting, the emotional charge, the context in place with the absence of very important players… But I liked the image of the French team”, he explained.
“With my coaching staff, we immediately felt that this group had real power, despite the negative media context and curse surrounding reigning world champions. Despite the injuries, I have always been confident in my group,” he added.
When asked what the Gauls lacked for superiority, Deschamps replied that “not much”, but that it was “enough not to raise a trophy”.
The coach also mentioned Real Madrid striker Karim Benzema, who was absent from Qatar due to injury, and assured that Rumors of tension in their relationship are not true.
“Karim admitted that he was not ready (to play in the final). I know what Kareem is, his qualities, but I have a group that will reach the final, and he had to call someone without knowing their physical condition? I couldn’t do it. i talked to himDeschamps said.
Also denied bad relationship with Zinedine Zidane Despite the controversy that arose on the days of the announcement of his extension as French coach until 2026.
In this sense, he assured: “The fact that he wants to be a coach does not bother me. There was a sporting rivalry between us: he had nothing to do with it, and neither did I. I don’t consider him a rival. We know each other, there is respect between us“.
Source: La Opinion
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