The French Football Federation announced the final formation of the technical staff of the French national football team, led by the legend Zinedine Zidane.
Zidane became the coach of the French national team as a replacement for Didier Deschamps, after the latter spent 14 years as coach of the Roosters.
Zidane is scheduled to begin his mission officially this August with a contract extending for 4 years, according to what the president of the French Federation revealed.
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As French reports had previously indicated, Fabien Barthez, the great French goalkeeper, was included in Zidane’s technical staff and will serve as the goalkeepers’ coach for the Roosters.
The new technical staff of the French national team also includes David Bettoni (assistant coach), Hamidou Maïga (assistant coach), Grégory Dupont (technical and performance assistant), Stéphane Plancque (talent scout expert), Fred Tabet (assistant coach and video data analyst), and Clément Ebert (video analyst assistant).
Zidane’s first match with the French national team is scheduled for next September, specifically on the 25th, when he will face Turkey in the opening round of the UEFA Nations League group stage.
