French team: towards a change of system after Varane’s injury? – World Eleven

Zapping Onze Mondial PSG: Galtier’s cash response to Julien Fournier’s criticisms! The glitches follow one another for the French team and Didier Deschamps. While the coach is already dealing with the withdrawals of several major players, starting with N’Golo Kanté, “DD” has seen a new pillar of his training come out on injury. During the draw between Manchester United and Chelsea, Raphaël Varane left the lawn in tears after feeling muscle pain. If Erik Ten Hag did not want to come forward in a press conference, the World Cup already seems compromised for the former Real Madrid. An absence which could encourage Didier Deschamps to change the system. Indeed, in recent months, the Blues have regularly evolved within a three-man defense, supposed to allow the offensive players to be placed in the best possible conditions. While he confides in private having chosen his system for the World Cup, the coach could go back to four, as confided by the Team. The options are running out to replace Raphaël Varane in the event of maintaining a three-man defense. If William Saliba excels at the start of the season, Ibrahima Konaté is struggling to string together matches and Dayot Upamecano lacks a reference match in Blues. Didier Deschamps will have to decide.