The Injuries to Their Two Top Players, Ousmane Dembélé and Désiré Doué, During the National Team Duty Had Caused Displeasure at Champions League Winner PSG.
France’s National Coach Didier Deschamps Has Downplayed the Alleged Tensions Between Paris Saint -Germain and the French Federation – Despite Criticism from the Champions League Winner Over The Injuries to Ousmane Dembélé and Désiré Doué During National Team Duty.
“Psg is not our opponent and never being Been,” Said the 56-Year-Old Before the World Cup Qualifier of the Equipe Tricolore Against Iceland (from 8.45 PM in the LiveTicker) On Tuesday at the Parc des Princes, The Stadium of PSG.
The clubs “never” opponents of the Association, Deschamps Continued, “Even if our interests go in different directions, and that’s normal. I’ve been on the other side, our only opponent is Iceland.” The coach of the French, who had coached as Monaco, Juventus Turin and Olympique Marseille as a Club Coach, so Emphasized that there is always to Exchange Between Vice World Champion and the Clubs.
Dembélé Injured Against Ukraine
Dembélé, PSG’s Top Scorer Last Season, what Injured in France’s 2-0 Victory in the World Cup qualifier Against Ukraine on Friday. The 28-Year-Old is out for Six to Eight Weeks with a torn muscle fiber in his right thigh. Doué was injured in the same game on the calf and is expected to be out for a month.
PSG then wrote to the French Football Federation (FFF) on Sunday and Called for a “More Transparent and Cooperative Cooperative Coopoline Between Clubs and National Teams”. In Addition, The Club Presented the FFF with “Concrete” Medical Information about How Much Stress the Players Could Cope with. However, The Recommendations Were Ignored.
Deschamps stressed on Monday that the Medical Staff of the French Team “Acted very professional and progressively, as we do with all players, taking into account How Each Individual Player Feel.”