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- ◆France ranked #1 in world
- ◆Griezmann retired Sept 2024
- ◆Camavinga excluded
- ◆Dembélé is 2025 Ballon d Or winner
- ◆Deschamps final tournament
Defensive solidity, midfield control, lethal counter-attacks. Ultimate pragmatist.
Didier Deschamps enters his final tournament as France manager with an extraordinary 14-year legacy. The only person alongside Franz Beckenbauer and Mario Zagallo to win the World Cup as both player (1998) and manager (2018), Deschamps is the ultimate pragmatist — he will always choose defensive solidity over aesthetic beauty. His record speaks volumes: 2018 World Cup champion, 2022 World Cup finalist (losing on penalties to Argentina), and a consistent top-2 finish at major tournaments. With Zinedine Zidane waiting in the wings as his confirmed successor, the pressure on Deschamps is to deliver one final trophy before handing over.
France's 4-2-3-1 under Deschamps is designed around one principle: let the front three terrorize defenses while the rest of the team stays compact. The Mbappé-Dembélé-Olise attacking trio is arguably the most fearsome in world football — pace, skill, and finishing in abundance. Tchouaméni and Kanté form a double pivot that provides a defensive wall in front of the back four. The key tactical wrinkle is Dembélé's position: he plays right wing at PSG but is deployed as the central striker for France, a significant positional shift that Deschamps has made work through Dembélé's extraordinary versatility.
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