Deschamps Prepares for Tactical Adjustments Ahead of Belgium Showdown
In a recent press briefing ahead of the highly anticipated match against Belgium on Sunday, Didier Deschamps revealed a​ plan for strategic adjustments compared to his lineup from the previous match against Israel, which concluded with a 4-1 victory. “Our current situation differs from what we faced‍ in September. We had two matches within three days and some players were not at full fitness then. While I will implement some changes for Monday’s game, it won’t be as drastic as eight shifts like we saw in September between those fixtures,” he remarked.
Key Offensive Changes Likely
A significant modification planned by the French coach is related to the attacking front. Reports from The Team suggest that Marcus Thuram is set to take center stage in France’s forward line, stepping in for Randal Kolo Muani. The Inter Milan striker has been nursing an ankle injury and did not see any action during this week’s outing in Hungary. Consequently, fans can expect Thuram to team up with Bradley Barcola and Ousmane Dembélé right from kick-off.
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