France head coach, Didier Deschamps, has confirmed that their third-place play-off against England at the 2026 World Cup will be his last match in charge.
Les Bleus lost 2-0 to Spain in their semi-final match, denying them the chance of playing in a third consecutive final.
Deschamps, speaking to the media on Friday, insisted they have a duty to play for the bronze medal at the competition.
He said: “We have to set our eyes on that goal to be third and make this final goal a reality. We have this duty when wearing this jersey.
“In my head I know it is my last match. I don’t want anybody to cry. The end is near but life goes on.”
The French Football Federation is close to appointing former Real Madrid manager, Zinedine Zidane, as Deschamps’ replacement.
(Daily Post)
