French football chief has full confidence in Didier Deschamps

Added at:
another languages: uk ru

FFF president Noël Le Graët commented on the future of France manager Didier Deschamps after disastrous international break.

“We didn’t show the face of a world champion. Even if I don’t think the calendar helped us. So many matches in so few days makes no sense. It’ll be up to FIFA and UEFA to work it out in the future.

The death of his father troubled him. But he went about his job as a manager normally. There are no changes. I have full confidence in him. Right now we are in total harmony. But as I’ve always said, his contract won’t be extended until after the competition World Cup.

I’ve invited him for July, we’ll talk about the organisation of the World Cup, calmly, face-to-face. We have to see what we are doing well, what we’re doing badly and what we can improve.”

another languages: uk ru

NewsRSS - News - Terrikon

07 January

08:35
Nottingham Forest End Five-Game Winless Run
08:15
Jonathan David Shines as Juventus Claim First Big Win Under Spalletti
07:41
AFCON 2025: Quarter-final Line-up Confirmed

06 January

22:01
Roma cruise past Lecce as Artem Dovbyk scores
21:01
AFCON 2025: Algeria snatch extra-time victory over DR Congo
19:15
Como make it three clean sheets in a row and leapfrog Juventus
13:25
Official: Liam Rosenior appointed as new head coach of Chelsea
08:38
AFCON 2025: Nigeria cruise past Mozambique
08:18
AFCON 2025: Egypt edge past Benin after extra-time battle

05 January

23:04
Celtic appoint Martin O’Neill as interim head coach
13:24
Official: Manchester United sack Ruben Amorim
09:14
Inter reclaim top spot in Serie A with commanding win
08:48
Manchester City denied victory by Chelsea
08:10
AFCON 2025: Cameroon survive late scare to beat South Africa

04 January

20:54
Brahim Díaz fires Morocco into AFCON 2025 quarter-finals
19:55
Liverpool denied dramatic win as Fulham strike back in the 97th minute
19:31
Real Madrid begin 2026 in style with emphatic win over Betis
16:56
Manchester United held again as questions continue to grow
16:07
Napoli beat Lazio to stay firmly in the title race
08:57
Roma fall short as Atalanta hold firm
08:28
AFCON: Mali defy the odds to stun Tunisia
08:12
Barcelona edge past Espanyol late to win Catalan derby

03 January

22:03
Declan Rice inspires hard-fought Arsenal win over Bournemouth
21:36
Juventus drop points again as Champions League hopes take a hit
20:09
Senegal become first quarter-finalists at the Africa Cup of Nations 2025