Didier Deschamps will take charge of France for the last time on Saturday when they face England in the World Cup third-place match. The 57-year-old has been at the helm since 2012, leading Les Bleus to glory in 2018 and to the Nations League title in 2021. His final match comes after a semifinal defeat to Spain, ending hopes of a repeat final against Argentina. Deschamps leaves as France’s most successful manager, with 120 wins in 184 games. Players are expected to push hard for a victory to honor their departing coach. Zinedine Zidane is widely tipped to succeed him.
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