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Nations League: Mbappe expected to return for Turkey showdown, says Zidane

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France’s 3-1 defeat ⁠by Italy in Milan was Zinedine Zidane’s first loss since ‌taking charge of the national team in July.

France’s 3-1 defeat ⁠by Italy in Milan was Zinedine Zidane’s first loss since ‌taking charge of the national team in July. | Photo Credit: AP

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France’s 3-1 defeat ⁠by Italy in Milan was Zinedine Zidane’s first loss since ‌taking charge of the national team in July. | Photo Credit: AP

Kylian Mbappe is expected to ​return to action next Tuesday, ‌France manager Zinedine Zidane said ​following its loss ⁠to Italy on Thursday.

The Real Madrid forward did not train ‌with the French team due to pain ‌in his hamstring, but ‌Zidane ⁠said Mbappe was likely ⁠to feature against Turkey in its final Nations League group ​game.

“I hope so, ‌that’s why he stayed,” Zidane told French television channel TF1.

“I don’t think it’s ‌anything serious. The idea ​is to have him play.”

France’s 3-1 defeat ⁠by Italy in Milan was Zidane’s first loss since ‌taking charge of the national team in July.

“I told them after the match there’s no need to panic,” Zidane said.

“We ‌created chances and had possession, but ​we were a little weaker defensively.”

Les Bleus are ⁠second in League A Group ⁠1, level on 10 points with Italy ‌and one point ahead of Belgium in third.

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