After 14 years of ‘Deschamps-ball,’ France will start a new era under Zinedine Zidane against Turkey in the Uefa Nations League with the new Les Bleus manager calling up several new faces to his squad.
Turkey are hoping to bounce back from a disappointing World Cup that saw Vincenzo Montella’s side crash out in the group stage.
Didier Deschamps was never renowned for his tactical acumen either and so Zidane’s appointment may not represent much of a shift for Les Bleus.
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Montella kept his job as Turkey manager despite his team’s World Cup campaign.
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After 14 years of ‘Deschamps-ball,’ France will start a new era under Zinedine Zidane against Turkey in the Uefa Nations League with the new Les Bleus manager calling up several new faces to his squad.
Kylian Mbappé has described working under Zidane as “like something from a movie” although the Real Madrid forward is an injury doubt for Friday’s game.
Turkey are hoping to bounce back from a disappointing World Cup that saw Vincenzo Montella’s side crash out in the group stage.
While the former midfielder enjoyed success as Real Madrid boss, winning three Champions League titles, his favoured style of play wasn’t always obvious.
Didier Deschamps was never renowned for his tactical acumen either and so Zidane’s appointment may not represent much of a shift for Les Bleus.
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