Macron visits France before the World Cup: We believe in you, win the third star!

2026-06-03 23:35:36 / SPORT ALFA PRESS

Macron visits France before the World Cup: We believe in you, win the third

A week before the start of the 2026 World Cup, French President Emmanuel Macron visited the French national team's training camp in Clairefontaine, giving support to the players and technical staff on the eve of the global adventure.

The French head of state held a meeting with coach Didier Deschamps and the national team players, and during the visit he delivered a motivational message for the team that aims to return to the top of world football.

"I have full confidence in this team. I know the strength of the group, the continuity and the work that has been done over the years under the leadership of Didier Deschamps. You have built something important and you have everything to be competitive in this World Cup," Macron said.

The French president emphasized that favorites lose importance once the tournament begins, underlining that each match must be faced with maximum commitment.

"Once the championship starts, there will be no more favorites. There will be only two teams on the field and the difference will be made by sacrifice, dedication and the desire to win," he declared.

Macron made no secret of his desire to see France win its third world title in history.

"It would be extraordinary to see the third star on the coat of arms of France. It is a dream that we all share, but we know that successes do not come by chance. It takes work and sacrifice to achieve them," the president added.

At the end of his speech, Macron reminded the players that they will have the support of the entire country behind them during their journey to the United States.

"Never forget that millions of French people will support you every step of the way. Give your best, because such opportunities are rare in an athlete's career," he concluded.

France will make their World Cup debut on June 16 against Senegal, while before the start of the tournament they will play two friendlies against Ivory Coast and Northern Ireland, which will serve as the final tests for Didier Deschamps' team.

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