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Zinédine Zidane was recently named coach of the France team, succeeding Didier Deschamps. This first gathering marks the start of his era at the head of the Blues.
That's it, it's over... After two weeks of gathering and four Nations League matches, three victories and a draw, the Blues returned to their respective clubs on Monday. “I am happy with this gathering. Beyond the chart of accounts, there is the satisfaction of having done a good job. We worked well,” breathes the new coach, Zinédine Zidane, who has already changed many things in the French team, on and off the field. What about the players? The results, after this first internship of the Zidane en Bleu era.
THE WINNERS
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Lionel Messi played his last match with the Argentina team against Benin, scoring a goal from the penalty spot and providing two assists, bringing his total to 126 goals in 208 caps, before retiring internationally to ovations at the Monumental in Buenos Aires.

After the draw between France and Italy marked by the return of Zinédine Zidane to the Stade de France, the national and international press published their analyses. Zidane and goalkeeper Fabien Barthez consider a “flying goal” for a more offensive game, while Rayan Cherki defends his outspokenness after the victory against Belgium.

Harry Kane scored twice and forced an own goal in England's 3-0 Nations League win over the Czech Republic, equaling Peter Shilton's cap record. Morgan Rogers provided an assist and showed his potential following his costly move to Chelsea. Mikel Merino scored twice for Spain against Croatia, securing qualification for the quarter-finals. Ivan Perisic was sent off after two yellow cards, leaving Croatia down to ten men and suffering a defeat.
Cristiano Ronaldo, captain of Portugal, apologized for leaving the national gathering after a disagreement with coach Jorge Jesus, acknowledges an upcoming sanction and says he is ready to return to the selection after serving his suspension.

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In a completely crazy end to the match, the Blues defeated Belgium (4-1), to brilliantly conclude the return to school under the orders of their new coach.