📸 WZE, Tolisso, Badé... Twitter questions Deschamps' selections
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Did Warren Zaïre-Emery really deserve to be called up at the expense of Corentin Tolisso?
Orphaned by William Saliba and Dayot Upamecano, will the revamped French defense hold up against the Spanish onslaught?
So many questions are stirring up on social media following the announcement of Didier Deschamps' list for the final round of the Nations League. Review of tweets.
Zaïre Emery et manu kone mais toujours pas de Kamara pic.twitter.com/7UXO3T67Q3
— Santoro Nicki (@Bach430_) May 21, 2025
Et vous comptez sur des lenglet badé etc pour arrêter yamal et Nico pic.twitter.com/DqWArb4AgH
— Abou🇸🇳 (@AboubakaryDiop) May 21, 2025
Quand je regarde les joueurs appelés en defense et au milieu par Deschamps https://t.co/gjFZkTao0E pic.twitter.com/XMh4sP0IXD
— madjeR (@madjer9_) May 21, 2025
La defense et le milieu de terrain pic.twitter.com/CYZ0B68Kyp
— DimiRoro 🇫🇷 ❤️🖤 (@dimi_roro) May 21, 2025
Kaderinho l'insider quand il a vu Cherki dans la liste de Deschamps pic.twitter.com/sxtB9VZJjj
— Jebran 🇲🇦 (@Jebran_Football) May 21, 2025
Loïc Bade vs yamal https://t.co/BjfxuUBwhD pic.twitter.com/Ufs2a0wixN
— joker D. Domingo (@Mlc75017_) May 21, 2025
Loïc Badé tho pic.twitter.com/00iCX4nPYs
— SHB™️ (@SlabHeadBurner) May 21, 2025
Guendouzi, Zaïre Emery, la défense.. pic.twitter.com/KbT5rSCXPZ
— 🕸️ (@_rom1rom2_) May 21, 2025
🚨 OFFICIEL : Pierre Kalulu (24 ans) est convoqué en Équipe de France. 🇫🇷 Pas de RDC comme ses deux frères. 🇨🇩❌ pic.twitter.com/Lab9nDpwVH
— 🏆 Actu Foot Afrique (@ActuFootAfrique) May 21, 2025
Quand tu vois les milieux dans la liste tu te dis que Corentin Tolisso avait largement sa place ... https://t.co/xd4cSr8dnp pic.twitter.com/tQwPKSniXB
— Thefootballeur🦁 (@Thefootballeur3) May 21, 2025
Also read:
- French team - Didier Deschamps maintains his trust in Warren Zaïre-Emery
- French team - Tensions erupt between Didier Deschamps and European clubs
- The two big omissions from Portugal's list for the Nations League
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