After starting the World Cup as an indisputable starter under the orders of Didier Deschamps, Désiré Doué gradually saw his status evolve throughout the competition. The young striker had to deal with competition from his PSG teammate, Bradley Barcola, in the rotation on the left side. Starting in the match for third place against England (4-6), he delivered a very complicated first period before being replaced at the break, an outing which symbolizes a World Cup that was ultimately mixed on an individual level. A few days after this disillusionment, the French player broke the silence on his social networks.
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“We were hoping for better than a semi-final… However, I will remember the positives from this season, which was exceptional, after winning my second Champions League and participating in my first World Cup. I am proud and grateful to have worn this jersey and to have the chance to represent my country. I am sure we will come back stronger! Thank you all for your support. See you soon ! »wrote Le Parisien on Instagram.
