Didier Deschamps to Remain France Head Coach Until 2026 World Cup

Didier Deschamps

French Football Federation president Noel Le Graet confirms Didier Deschamps will continue as France head coach until the 2026 World Cup, having achieved the desired sporting objectives.

Didier Deschamps has been confirmed as the France head coach until the 2026 World Cup, according to French Football Federation (FFF) president Noel Le Graet. This announcement comes after Deschamps led the team to the 2022 World Cup final, where they ultimately finished as runners-up.

Le Graet praised Deschamps' achievements, stating, “Deschamps has a contract and he's achieved the sporting objective that was set for him. Didier will continue his mission.” This endorsement highlights the trust and confidence the FFF has in Deschamps' ability to lead the team to success.

Deschamps has been in charge of the French national team since 2012 and has already led them to World Cup glory in 2018. His contract extension until 2026 demonstrates the federation's commitment to stability and continuity, allowing Deschamps to build on his success and guide the team through the next few years.

French football fans will be delighted to see Deschamps continue at the helm, and his experience and leadership will be crucial as the team aims to build on their recent successes.