Kylian Mbappe, Antoine Griezmann and N’Golo Kante all arrive for France training as Monaco starlet eyes first international cap
And his first call-up has come at the perfect time with Mbappe hitting red-hot form with another unstoppable performance at the weekend.
The talented striker played a huge part in Monaco’s 3-0 away win against Caen and opened the scoring before winning a penalty with a sensational turn of pace.
He then rounded off Monaco’s easy win with a header to bag his 11th goal in nine games.
And he will be hoping to continue his scoring streak alongside the likes of Antoine Griezmann and Blaise Matuidi as the French squad check in for their international break in Clairefontaine, near Paris.
Looking relaxed, he waved to the cameras who were hoping to catch shots of the rest of France’s international stars.
Spurs keeper Hugo Lloris was all smiles and it is no wonder after his side closed in on a top four spot with a 2-1 victory over Southampton on Sunday.
But it will be Mbappe hoping to make an instant impact as Deschamps admits “quality and talent don’t have an age”.
He said: “Quality and talent don’t have an age. I find Kylian very mature.
“Everyone can ask themselves the question ‘is this the right moment?’.
“I wanted to see him in the squad because of what he’s done, with the profile of a striker and specific qualities.
“His strength is his serenity, his calmness when one-on-one with a goalkeeper. For a youngster of his age, it’s very rare.”
The talented striker played a huge part in Monaco’s 3-0 away win against Caen and opened the scoring before winning a penalty with a sensational turn of pace.
He then rounded off Monaco’s easy win with a header to bag his 11th goal in nine games.
And he will be hoping to continue his scoring streak alongside the likes of Antoine Griezmann and Blaise Matuidi as the French squad check in for their international break in Clairefontaine, near Paris.
Looking relaxed, he waved to the cameras who were hoping to catch shots of the rest of France’s international stars.
Spurs keeper Hugo Lloris was all smiles and it is no wonder after his side closed in on a top four spot with a 2-1 victory over Southampton on Sunday.
But it will be Mbappe hoping to make an instant impact as Deschamps admits “quality and talent don’t have an age”.
He said: “Quality and talent don’t have an age. I find Kylian very mature.
“Everyone can ask themselves the question ‘is this the right moment?’.
“I wanted to see him in the squad because of what he’s done, with the profile of a striker and specific qualities.
“His strength is his serenity, his calmness when one-on-one with a goalkeeper. For a youngster of his age, it’s very rare.”
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