News from the French national team has revealed current boss Didier Deschamps would remain as France manager.
This is coming after the French team suffered a round of 16 defeat by Switzerland, in the ongoing euros.
After the loss, questions were asked about Didier Deschamps abilities. With many insisting he had lost the golden touch he had in 2018.
Details of France loss against Switzerland
The French team were dumped out of the competition by a Switzerland team captained by Arsenal's Granit Xhaka.
Both teams played out a 3 all draw at the end of regulation time and extra time. In line with that, the game headed into penalties and Switzerland came out victorious.
Paris Saint German's talisman Kylian Mbappe was the villain of the night after his penalty was saved by the Swiss Goal-keeper.
The French dressing room in Shambo
After the game, rumours had it that a hand full of French players had a go at one another.
Reports suggested that the likes of Paul Pogba, Raphael Varane and Juventus' Adrian Rabbiot had some negative statements to say to each other.
Didier Deschamp faces criticisms
The manner in which the French team lost most has been most distressing.
At some point in the game, the French team led by 3 goals to 1. Nonetheless, in less than 15 minutes left on the clock, a star-studded French team gave up a 2 goal cushion.
This has led to many criticizing the attitude of boss Didier Deschamps. Insisting the game was easier to win than to lose.
Conclusion
Didier Deschamps has been the longest-serving French manager. Helping the team clinch the World-Cup trophy and reaching the finals of the previous Euros.
In line with his achievements, it would be unjust to instantly let go of Deschamps. At least, leading the team to the 2022 World Cup would be a much-deserved honour
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