Mike Maignan trained normally this Thursday evening. Slightly injured in the hamstrings last Sunday, in Serie A, during the match between Verona and AC Milan (1-3), the goalkeeper of the France team had been spared by the staff of the France team since the start of the gathering. On Wednesday, however, he had run a little, with a physiotherapist, and had felt no pain.
This Thursday, he worked a little more intensively with Franck Raviot, the goalkeeper coach, and carried out a first specific session. It will be a question of seeing how Maignan reacts and what his feelings are when he wakes up. But it seems he is able to stay with the Blues. Will he be able to play on Saturday in Lyon against Germany? The staff should discuss with him to take his temperature. But if he trains normally again on Friday, at Groupama Stadium, without pain or apprehension, Didier Deschamps could start him.
Zaire-Emery starting against Germany?
If on Thursday, the Blues were content with light and fun work, with some players taking a few penalties at the end as often happens, a set-up should take place this evening, behind closed doors. Beyond the question of the goalkeeper, she will say which of Benjamin Pavard or Ibrahima Konaté will accompany Dayot Upamecano in central hinge, and if Warren Zaire-Emery, very convincing since the start of the week, will have the right to a second start in the team of France.
