Rayan Cherki calls for the French National League Final

Sequential eliminated midfielder Ryan Cherki today called a girl to the French delegation in the French league final.

Les Bleus, in Semis in Semis in Semis in Spain on June 5, in the semis in the semis in Munich in Munich with Germany or Portugal in Spain in Spain

And Cherki will take part in a very impressive season with Lyon.

Deschamps said, “Why now? Because I decided. This is my responsibility.

“Rayan could be there in March that it would be there with his club.”

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08/06: Final or small final 🆚 Germany 🇩🇪 or Portugal 🇵🇹# Of iFersDrebleus pic.twitter.com/mdhood8txl

– French team ⭐⭐ (@equipedefrance) 21 May 2025

Cherki began to move in the summer

Cherki has already reported the intention to leave with 14 years of Les Gones at the end of Lyon at the end of Lyon. 29-year-old scored 29 goals and 45 assists in 185 games for the club in 185, helped the statistics attracts the interest of several Europeans.

Cherki’s entry was supported by Thierry Henry, who fled to France’s silver medal at the Paris Olympiad in France last year.

Henry Le Parisien said, “I have always been honest and sincere with him. His problem is that it is not able to connect the eligibility to show the extraordinary player.

“This season did it. I did it. I appreciate it. Sometimes he should be as difficult as a father with his son.

“Ryan is super smart, he loves football and understands. There are children who do things and do not explain why. Then there are Ryan to explain everything.”

Saliba misses

William Saliba found a place for a hamstring playing for the weekend Arsenal, Center-Back Dayot Upamecano, Barcelona Right Rear Jules Koundé and Real Madrid midfielder Eduardo Camavinga was also left out.

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