Playing Under New France Coach Zidane Is "Like A Film" —Mbappe
Mbappé scored his 67th international goal before leaving with a knee injury, and France held on for Zidane’s winning debut as coach.
- On Friday, France head coach Zinedine Zidane secured a 1-0 victory against Turkey in his managerial debut during the UEFA Nations League opener in Izmit.
- Zidane assumed the role in July to replace Didier Deschamps, ending a 14-year coaching reign that included the 2018 World Cup title.
- The new manager prioritized an attack-minded strategy, selecting debuts for players like Jeremy Jacquet, while Michael Olise provided the decisive pass for Mbappé's 67th international goal.
- Following the victory, Zidane confirmed that captain Kylian Mbappé will return to Real Madrid for medical assessment after sustaining a knee tendon injury.
- France travels to Brussels on Monday to face Belgium before hosting Italy on October 2 at the Stade de France to continue their Nations League campaign.
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After marking the only win against Turkey, he left the pitch after hyperextended his left knee.
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The Standard-JournalFrance coach Zinedine Zidane's first win soured by Mbappé's knee injury, Italy loses to Belgium
Zinedine Zidane’s first game in charge of France has ended on a sour note as Kylian Mbappé injured his left knee moments after scoring in a 1-0 Nations League win in Turkey. Michael Olise threaded a fine pass for Mbappé…
The Frenchman returns to Madrid, where the club the white will test him to know exactly the extent of the injury.More information: Luis de la Fuente raises the bar of Spain: "This team is hungry. What we have done so far is not worth us"
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