Kylian Mbappe applauds £27m Arsenal star following France's win over Ivory Coast
Kylian Mabppe has applauded Arsenal starlet William Saliba after the youngster made his debut for France during their 2-1 win over Ivory Coast.
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William Saliba in France squad for first time after impressive Marseille performances, Benjamin Pavard pulls out
William Saliba has been named in the France squad for the first time for their forthcoming international friendlies with the Ivory Coast and South Africa. Saliba’s inclusion comes after Benjamin Pavard was forced to pull out of the squad due to testing positive for Covid-19, as Didier Deschamps’ side host the Ivory Coast on March 25 before facing South Africa four days later.
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