Stade Rennais forward Estéban Lepaul has earned his first senior team call-up to the France national team, selected by Zinédine Zidane for the upcoming Nations League fixtures beginning on September 21. The 26-year-old attacker expressed emotion immediately following the roster announcement.
A Landmark Selection Under Zinédine Zidane
For Lepaul, breaking into the team represents a milestone. The Stade Rennais goalscorer learned of his selection for the international window. Reached by reporters shortly after the news broke, Lepaul did not hide his feelings about joining the setup.
At 26 years old, the forward enters the national team camp.
Stade Rennais Form Catapults Lepaul to the National Stage
The upcoming Nations League fixtures provide an immediate test for the newcomer. With the squad gathering ahead of the September 21 fixtures, Lepaul will look to translate his club confidence into training ground impact under the guidance of Zidane. International windows leave little time for hesitation, making every training session crucial for players looking to earn competitive minutes.
What Comes Next for the New Forward
The France squad will report ahead of their scheduled Nations League matches. For Estéban Lepaul, the immediate priority is integrating into the tactical framework of the national team and preparing for the fixture schedule.
Official updates regarding training sessions, press conferences, and matchday squads will be published as the team builds toward kickoff on September 21. Share your thoughts on Lepaul’s call-up in the comments below.
