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Ça a (re)tourné en faveur du PSG | le plus grand club français est rouge et bleu | @PSG_inside

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@encorevitoo "c'est pour le too good to go"

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@martinho_mrtns @Kenpachi1070 non

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@Chino60269 jtravaille 80h par moment alors que j'ai pas de meuf

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@lepaiinn @Mhaito_ toutes mes condoléances mon frère 🫶🏼

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@YondaimePoWi @MK18_sg @Camille8182_ absolument pas il a fait des trucs de fou à paris

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@dereck_nzazi @ActuFoot_ y'en a faut revoir la définition de retourner sa veste

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@ViniciusFuture @chklm216 @berth62 @lnstantFoot

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y'a des gens ils font les attractions des gitans mais ils ont peur des abeilles mdrrrr

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@DansLeBectage @gtgv99 @Irreprochable24 oui

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@Regis_estuncon @Not__Eden putain de merde

[lumièredelanuit 🌚 @lanuitlejourr]

Il a couru comme s’il avait vu Godzila en face de lui 😭

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🚨🎙️Thierry Henry on why France attack isn’t clicking together, Mbappe, Dembele, Cherki and Doue currently look like individuals rather than a cohesive unit:

“Everyone keeps talking about France’s attacking talent, but at some point we have to stop looking at the names and start looking at the football.

Tell me honestly, when you watch France right now, what is the attacking identity? What is the plan?

You have Mbappé, Dembélé, Cherki, Doué, Olise… some of the most gifted attacking players in world football. Yet somehow, the attack looks less than the sum of its parts.

That’s what worries me.

I hear people saying Dembélé was poor. I don’t agree. I don’t think he was poor at all. But I don’t think he was particularly good either. And that’s not necessarily his fault. If you play him as a 10, whether you want to call him a trequartista, a creator, an advanced playmaker, whatever term you prefer, then put him in situations where he can actually influence the game.

How can your playmaker dictate attacks when your striker is touching the ball three times more than him?

And then we come to Mbappé. This is where people get emotional because it’s Mbappé. Nobody is questioning his talent. Nobody is questioning his ability to decide a match in one moment. But football is about balance.

Right now, he’s not playing as a true 9. He’s not playing as a true false 9 either. He drops, he drifts, he comes short, he moves wide, but the problem is that nobody really knows who is occupying which spaces. The result is an attack where players keep stepping into each other’s zones instead of complementing one another.

Then there’s Cherki. Fantastic talent. Maybe the most naturally creative player France have produced in years. But Cherki wants freedom. He wants the ball. He wants to orchestrate attacks. Dembélé wants involvement. Mbappé wants freedom. Doué wants to attack defenders. Everyone wants the ball to feet.

Who is stretching the pitch? Who is sacrificing for the structure?

And that’s why Michael Olise stands out every time I watch this team. Because while everyone else is looking for their place, he looks like the only player trying to connect everything. He’s dropping deeper, linking play, creating overloads, progressing the ball, making the difficult pass, doing the work that allows attacks to function.

Sometimes I watch France and I feel like Olise is trying to build a bridge while everyone else is waiting on the other side for the ball to arrive.

That’s not a criticism of the players. That’s a criticism of the collective.

The scary thing is that talent can hide these problems for a while. Against average teams, somebody produces a moment of magic and everybody says everything is fine. But tournaments aren’t won against average teams.

When you reach the quarter-finals, semi-finals, finals, you’re facing teams that are organized, disciplined, and tactically ruthless. They don’t care how many stars you have. They care about whether your movements make sense.

And right now, France don’t look like a team that understands itself.

People keep saying, ‘Don’t worry, it’s Mbappé, it’s Dembélé, it’s Cherki, they’ll figure it out.’

Maybe they will.

But if Didier Deschamps doesn’t find a solution quickly, if he doesn’t create clear roles, if he doesn’t build real chemistry instead of relying on individual brilliance, then France are heading into dangerous territory.

Because football history is full of teams that had incredible names and won absolutely nothing.

At this moment, France look more like a collection of superstars than a cohesive attacking unit.

And if it keeps going like this, I wouldn’t be surprised at all if France are the team everyone expects to win it… only to be the team everyone is shocked to see eliminated.”

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@TomChd @user78m j'ai l'impression que y'a une siècle qui s'est passé entre les deux mdrrr

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Comment Ousmane Dembélé peut jouer dans de bonnes conditions quand Kylian Mbappé qui est sensé jouer numéro 9 bouffe littéralement toute son ère de jeu ???? https://t.co/VbTQJv7p04

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@andre9leplain9 @Kyono_GF totalement d'accord gros

[Kyono GF @Kyono_GF]

En 2026 :
Doué est meilleur que lui a gauche
Olise est meilleur que lui a droite
Dembele est un meilleur 9 que lui
Et Cherki est notre meilleur 10
Mais tout doit quand même tourner autour de lui

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@khulun03 @La_Prince75 @TiboInShape toujours aucun intérêt de le prendre à l'aveugle ça bouge pas, t'es peut être déjà dans les clous niveau protéines donc ça sert à rien le cas échéant oui, sinon non

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@khulun03 @La_Prince75 @TiboInShape t'as dit tous les jours, or je te dis que non, tu viens complémenter en protéines seulement quand t'en as besoin, aucun intérêt d'en prendre à l'aveugle sinon

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@khulun03 @La_Prince75 @TiboInShape pas vraiment tu la prends quand t'as pas ton quota de protéines dans la journée

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@cassiiiie4132 @plkkrzz @loovesosa_