French women’s team: "In shape, it bothers me"Didier Deschamps recalls Corinne Deacon’s departure

This is a situation few coaches would want to find themselves in. On February 24, captain of the French women’s football team, Wendie Renard, announced that she was withdrawing from the election. If he cited a few dysfunctions to explain his decision, it was the presence of Bleues coach Corinne Deacon that created problems for players, including Wendie Renard and Marie-Antoinette Katoto. Four months before the World Cup to be held in Australia and New Zealand, the French Football Federation (FFF) board of directors, faced with the possibility of many managers of the group leaving the team, decided to dismiss Corinne Deacon. March 9 “The large number of hearings made made it possible to establish a very important division observation with the executive players and highlighted a discrepancy with the requirements of the very high level”He announced FFF in a press release.

“This breakage has reached the point of no return, which is detrimental to the interests of the election. If the FFF acknowledges the involvement and seriousness of Corinne Deacon and her team in carrying out their mandate, it appears that the dysfunctions observed appear in this context, irreversible.”ended the case. On Thursday, March 16, on the sidelines of the announcement of the 23 players selected for the Blues’ matches against the Netherlands and Ireland, Didier Deschamps spoke about his colleague’s situation. “I have to weigh every word. I don’t have the details. I had to say it. After the verdict… I don’t know if it’s good or bad or bad.”he explained in the entrance, being careful not to offend anyone as usual. “There is substance and form. As a coach, trainer, form bothers me”However, he admitted in his remarks reported by. RMC Sports. “I won’t say more but you will understand me”, finished Didier Deschamps. Message arrived…

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