Is Deschamps Overhyping Olise's Potential Ahead of France Debut?

Didier Deschamps, the head coach of the French national team, has heaped praise on Bayern Munich’s rising star, Michael Olise, following his inclusion in the French squad for the first time. The 22-year-old winger, who has been turning heads with his performances in the Bundesliga, was named in the squad for the upcoming fixtures against Italy and Belgium.

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During a press conference leading up to France’s clash with Italy, Deschamps explained his decision to bring Olise into the national team fold. The coach expressed his admiration for Olise’s abilities and highlighted the significant strides the young player has made in his career.

“Michael has immense potential,” Deschamps remarked. “He’s a young talent who continues to develop with each game. The closer he is to the goal, the more dangerous he becomes.”

Deschamps also shared insights into how he envisions utilizing Olise on the pitch, noting the winger’s versatility. “He’s comfortable on either wing, but I believe he feels more at ease on the right side,” Deschamps added.

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Olise’s call-up is a testament to his impressive form at Bayern Munich, where he has been a key figure in the team’s attacking lineup. As France prepares for their crucial matches, all eyes will be on Olise to see if he can translate his club success to the international stage.