Zidane Succeeds Deschamps as France Coach

Author: camer.bePublished on: July 17, 2026Country: France

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Zidane Succeeds Deschamps as France Coach

Zinedine Zidane succeeds Didier Deschamps as head coach of the French national football team. The announcement follows Deschamps' departure after years in charge. Zidane, a legendary former player and Real Madrid coach, takes over Les Bleus.

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