⚽ UEFA Nations League ⚽ - Discussion Thread

[swogerino]

Yes, that's exactly what I'm talking about.
France was led to their World Cup by star players who could have easily chosen to play for another team, but they chose France anyway.
We can wonder what would have happened to the French team (would they have won the World Cups) if Zidane had chosen to play for Algeria and Mbappe for Cameroon or Algeria, but we'll never know.
France is a big nation, with a large number of registered footballers and many professional clubs, but their main stars still came from the diaspora, thanks to their colonial history.
Yes, I forgot about Henry, thanks for the reminder, but I actually wanted to mention their best players, with the biggest contributions to the World Cups.

Am an African but I don't really like talks like French players should come back and play from there dissent because their parents was born there, it doesn't really make sense to me when this people where not given anything from there home countries, they were trained in France and opportunities where open to them just by being a France Nationale and you want them to go back to play for Africa ? Those that goes back, kudos to them but am of the opinion that they should stick to the country that raised them

I think this has different point of views from many persons but I think whichever is their choice we should respect that one. There are players that are born in a certain other country, raised there and everything yet their heart does not belong to this country and they want to play for their home country, these are the best people in my opinion. I also do not judge the players who decide to play for a country that has given them all the possibilities and chances to become the players they are today, these are also good people.

[Daniel91]

Yes, that's exactly what I'm talking about.
France was led to their World Cup by star players who could have easily chosen to play for another team, but they chose France anyway.
We can wonder what would have happened to the French team (would they have won the World Cups) if Zidane had chosen to play for Algeria and Mbappe for Cameroon or Algeria, but we'll never know.
France is a big nation, with a large number of registered footballers and many professional clubs, but their main stars still came from the diaspora, thanks to their colonial history.
Yes, I forgot about Henry, thanks for the reminder, but I actually wanted to mention their best players, with the biggest contributions to the World Cups.

Am an African but I don't really like talks like French players should come back and play from there dissent because their parents was born there, it doesn't really make sense to me when this people where not given anything from there home countries, they were trained in France and opportunities where open to them just by being a France Nationale and you want them to go back to play for Africa ? Those that goes back, kudos to them but am of the opinion that they should stick to the country that raised them

WOW I didn't think my original comment would cause such a discussion and so many different opinions and comments.
We, in Croatia, have often had such a situation where key players in our national team were born and raised abroad but still decided to play for Croatia and not for the countries in which they were born and raised, and even started playing football.
We have many such examples, such as the Kovac brothers, Simunic, Seric, all the way to Rakitic.
All of these were key players in the Croatian national team who enabled it to achieve such great successes in recent years.
Did they play for Croatia for money? Certainly not because Croatia cannot be compared to Germany, Switzerland or Australia.
They chose Croatia out of their own hearts and upbringing, because that's how their parents raised them.
So, there are actually many examples of someone playing for the country of origin of their parents and not for the country where they were born and raised, Croatia is a very good example of that.
The more important question is why is this possible for Croatia and not for Algeria or Cameroon? Because there are precedents (and many examples) when it comes to Croatia, but not when it comes to some African countries in relation to France, for example, and that is a legitimate question that needs an answer.

[Gost ms]

Yes, that's exactly what I'm talking about.
France was led to their World Cup by star players who could have easily chosen to play for another team, but they chose France anyway.
We can wonder what would have happened to the French team (would they have won the World Cups) if Zidane had chosen to play for Algeria and Mbappe for Cameroon or Algeria, but we'll never know.
France is a big nation, with a large number of registered footballers and many professional clubs, but their main stars still came from the diaspora, thanks to their colonial history.
Yes, I forgot about Henry, thanks for the reminder, but I actually wanted to mention their best players, with the biggest contributions to the World Cups.

France is a country that have one of the most talented footballers with rare qualities. France will always come out to compete with other oppositions because they will alwaye be favorite. The France national team should be seen as chestcode to other oppositions. Because talk to me and tell me how Kylian Mbappe, Desir Doue, Michael Olise, Barcola and Ryan Cherki.

They have been very wonderful in both the world cup and the nations league asd I see them pushing to win the Nations League this season because they will face mor fierce commands

France is a strong enough team to win the trophy and they have very good players in their team who perform very well between the club and the national team. However, to win the trophy, it is not only about having good players, but to win the trophy, a team has to be strong in all aspects, especially good relationships with everyone in the team. Because no matter how strong a team is, if the team does not have good relationships among themselves, the team will never be able to win, as we can see with Real Madrid. However, it is hoped that France will be able to win

[MorganaX]

France is a strong enough team to win the trophy and they have very good players in their team who perform very well between the club and the national team. However, to win the trophy, it is not only about having good players, but to win the trophy, a team has to be strong in all aspects, especially good relationships with everyone in the team. Because no matter how strong a team is, if the team does not have good relationships among themselves, the team will never be able to win, as we can see with Real Madrid. However, it is hoped that France will be able to win

I don't even know how to explain it but a dominant team is a dominant team irrespective of good relationship, and as much a France is a major contender for this trophy, Spain continues to look extremely frightening, they look like the most balance team in the tournament both offensively and defensive and if France wants to compete, Spain should he there first scare.

[Plutomanian]

I don't even know how to explain it but a dominant team is a dominant team irrespective of good relationship, and as much a France is a major contender for this trophy, Spain continues to look extremely frightening, they look like the most balance team in the tournament both offensively and defensive and if France wants to compete, Spain should he there first scare.

I'm keeping my money on Spain and France because they've both become very interesting to watched in the nations league and world cup. These countries have all it takes to win titles and they're aiming for it without having to bounce back, this is what they do, they just win games and make everything looks easy while their oppositions are struggling to win a game.

For the fact Spain and France are bringing us show in the nations league doesn't mean the Nations League is easy, it's very difficult for other teams and we have seen them countless times suffering from defeats and sharing points. But we can say the same for Spain and France, always putting up the show and showing everyone that they're not mates.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Ronaldo has no duties as a team player? Do you know what Ronaldo is essentially doing when he leaves the team because he feels insulted for not playing? He leaves the team alone, he doesn't support it anymore. What is the implied statement about the player that replaces Ronaldo? When a coach makes a decision that a player deserves to play more than Ronaldo on that particular day and Ronaldo feels insulted and leaves the team in a private jet, isn't he saying that the other player is not worthy of replacing him?

You are nonstop talking about respect for past achievements. What about the respect that Ronaldo can show in those situations towards the team, the coach, the staff, the fans, his own country sitting in front of the TV and anyone who has supported him otherwise? Even if we say it was disrespectful towards Ronaldo, it will never justify that he left his team behind.

What if Ramos gets injured after five minutes? Where is Ronaldo? In a private jet flying home because he thinks he deserves to play or be lying at a pool, but not sitting on the bench. Yes, of course, you really think that is how it should be. Great role model for young players. If they think the coach made a wrong decision, just go home.

What he says is true, but let's analyze something very simple: if Jorge Jesus wasn't going to include him in the national team, why did he call him up? If the Federation didn't want to get rid of him, why did they go after him? To maintain the benefits for Portugal's sponsors? Because let's be clear, CR7 is a business for Portuguese football.

It's very simple: you can't call up CR7 to play, make him warm up, and then mock him. That's something you can do with other players; they're just starting to build their careers.

I've always said that CR7's commitment to Portugal is intact, but that doesn't mean you can play with his professionalism. As I said, the solution is not to call him up again, and that ends all the drama. For some, it is a drama. Can you imagine if history records that they didn't give a dignified farewell to one of the players who reached 1,000 goals? It would be a disgrace.

Gonçalo Ramos is replaceable; there's more talent in Portugal... supposedly... Jorge Jesus has made that clear with his dealings, hasn't he? According to him, nobody is indispensable, which seems fair to me.

[laijsica]

France is a strong enough team to win the trophy and they have very good players in their team who perform very well between the club and the national team. However, to win the trophy, it is not only about having good players, but to win the trophy, a team has to be strong in all aspects, especially good relationships with everyone in the team. Because no matter how strong a team is, if the team does not have good relationships among themselves, the team will never be able to win, as we can see with Real Madrid. However, it is hoped that France will be able to win

France no matter how strong you think they are, have not proven themselves especially in the first two matches of the tournament. In the third place match of the World Cup, they lost to England 4-6. In the first two matches of the Nations League, they won against Turkey and Belgium, but their performance was not that impressive. In the third match, they drew against Italy, which was important for France because Italy was a strong team. The 4-1 win against Belgium in the last match indicates that the team is getting stronger. Looking at the impressive performance of the team in recent times, it can be assumed that they will be able to build a strong competition to win the trophy.

[Arenga pinnata]

France is a strong enough team to win the trophy and they have very good players in their team who perform very well between the club and the national team. However, to win the trophy, it is not only about having good players, but to win the trophy, a team has to be strong in all aspects, especially good relationships with everyone in the team. Because no matter how strong a team is, if the team does not have good relationships among themselves, the team will never be able to win, as we can see with Real Madrid. However, it is hoped that France will be able to win

I don't even know how to explain it but a dominant team is a dominant team irrespective of good relationship, and as much a France is a major contender for this trophy, Spain continues to look extremely frightening, they look like the most balance team in the tournament both offensively and defensive and if France wants to compete, Spain should he there first scare.

France or Spain. I always have a hard time deciding which national team is better if I have to choose between these two right now. France, with all its star players and their cohesion on the field, is truly unquestionable. They possess both quality and excellent team chemistry. And the same is true for the Spanish national team. This team is filled with talented young players whose performance continues to improve from season to season. And we’ve seen Spain’s style of play, which is truly intimidating to face. This team even seems to enjoy the game more than any other. Yamal and his teammates always seem to be improving; their level keeps rising. Right now, between France and Spain, it’s hard for me to choose. But next season, I’ll pick Spain because their young players really seem to be developing rapidly.

[*Ace*]

France is a strong enough team to win the trophy and they have very good players in their team who perform very well between the club and the national team. However, to win the trophy, it is not only about having good players, but to win the trophy, a team has to be strong in all aspects, especially good relationships with everyone in the team. Because no matter how strong a team is, if the team does not have good relationships among themselves, the team will never be able to win, as we can see with Real Madrid. However, it is hoped that France will be able to win

I don't even know how to explain it but a dominant team is a dominant team irrespective of good relationship, and as much a France is a major contender for this trophy, Spain continues to look extremely frightening, they look like the most balance team in the tournament both offensively and defensive and if France wants to compete, Spain should he there first scare.

France or Spain. I always have a hard time deciding which national team is better if I have to choose between these two right now. France, with all its star players and their cohesion on the field, is truly unquestionable. They possess both quality and excellent team chemistry. And the same is true for the Spanish national team. This team is filled with talented young players whose performance continues to improve from season to season. And we’ve seen Spain’s style of play, which is truly intimidating to face. This team even seems to enjoy the game more than any other. Yamal and his teammates always seem to be improving; their level keeps rising. Right now, between France and Spain, it’s hard for me to choose. But next season, I’ll pick Spain because their young players really seem to be developing rapidly.

I think choosing between these two national teams is difficult for everyone, not just you. You've made a small comparison, but it demonstrates a lot. France for example, and in my opinion, on paper has many more quality players than Spain, but their coach has always made questionable choices.

Spain, on the other hand, has many more talented young players, a well-organized team, and a very well-prepared coach. Ultimately, you're right; for now, the two teams are on par. But in the near future Spain will most likely be the great team of the period

[Daniel91]

France is a strong enough team to win the trophy and they have very good players in their team who perform very well between the club and the national team. However, to win the trophy, it is not only about having good players, but to win the trophy, a team has to be strong in all aspects, especially good relationships with everyone in the team. Because no matter how strong a team is, if the team does not have good relationships among themselves, the team will never be able to win, as we can see with Real Madrid. However, it is hoped that France will be able to win

I don't even know how to explain it but a dominant team is a dominant team irrespective of good relationship, and as much a France is a major contender for this trophy, Spain continues to look extremely frightening, they look like the most balance team in the tournament both offensively and defensive and if France wants to compete, Spain should he there first scare.

France or Spain. I always have a hard time deciding which national team is better if I have to choose between these two right now. France, with all its star players and their cohesion on the field, is truly unquestionable. They possess both quality and excellent team chemistry. And the same is true for the Spanish national team. This team is filled with talented young players whose performance continues to improve from season to season. And we’ve seen Spain’s style of play, which is truly intimidating to face. This team even seems to enjoy the game more than any other. Yamal and his teammates always seem to be improving; their level keeps rising. Right now, between France and Spain, it’s hard for me to choose. But next season, I’ll pick Spain because their young players really seem to be developing rapidly.

I think choosing between these two national teams is difficult for everyone, not just you. You've made a small comparison, but it demonstrates a lot. France for example, and in my opinion, on paper has many more quality players than Spain, but their coach has always made questionable choices.

Spain, on the other hand, has many more talented young players, a well-organized team, and a very well-prepared coach. Ultimately, you're right; for now, the two teams are on par. But in the near future Spain will most likely be the great team of the period

When comparing 2 teams, it is not a simple sum of the values ​​of each individual player in the team.
Team cohesion, organization and game system, and team spirit are much more important.
Spain became world champions not because it has the best individual footballers in the world, but because of its football system and organization that it develops with its footballers while they are still juniors.
In all junior categories, Spain is the best in the world, so it is logical that now the seniors are also the best, as a result of a long process and program.
I predict that Spain will be a dominant football force for a long time to come and the favorite to win not only this competition but all the competitions in which they will participate in the next 5-6 years.

[EarnOnVictor]

France is a strong enough team to win the trophy and they have very good players in their team who perform very well between the club and the national team. However, to win the trophy, it is not only about having good players, but to win the trophy, a team has to be strong in all aspects, especially good relationships with everyone in the team. Because no matter how strong a team is, if the team does not have good relationships among themselves, the team will never be able to win, as we can see with Real Madrid. However, it is hoped that France will be able to win

That's a very good point. It's a thing for a team to have renown global stars, it's another for them to sync well and cooperate amongst themselves. We see this often in football events, and even in clubs, so France's own can't be different. Besides, many things silently play their factors in winning a trophy, notwithstanding how much you try, and that includes, fate, grace and luck, regardless of how anyone would view it. Portugal did well and deserved it as well.

[KTChampions]

France no matter how strong you think they are, have not proven themselves especially in the first two matches of the tournament. In the third place match of the World Cup, they lost to England 4-6. In the first two matches of the Nations League, they won against Turkey and Belgium, but their performance was not that impressive. In the third match, they drew against Italy, which was important for France because Italy was a strong team. The 4-1 win against Belgium in the last match indicates that the team is getting stronger. Looking at the impressive performance of the team in recent times, it can be assumed that they will be able to build a strong competition to win the trophy.

I have nothing against Italy, but calling them a strong team right now is extremely optimistic. If we’re talking about top teams, unfortunately, Italy doesn't belong in that category at the moment. As for France, I'm most looking forward to their upcoming game against Spain. I hope they meet each other in the playoffs, which will be the semi-finals. Both of these teams will finish first in their respective groups, so they will not be able to meet earlier. I want to see if Zidane can snap the losing streak and find the key to beating Spain, something Deschamps couldn't do.

[ChocolateBitcoinK]

France is a strong enough team to win the trophy and they have very good players in their team who perform very well between the club and the national team. However, to win the trophy, it is not only about having good players, but to win the trophy, a team has to be strong in all aspects, especially good relationships with everyone in the team. Because no matter how strong a team is, if the team does not have good relationships among themselves, the team will never be able to win, as we can see with Real Madrid. However, it is hoped that France will be able to win

I don't even know how to explain it but a dominant team is a dominant team irrespective of good relationship, and as much a France is a major contender for this trophy, Spain continues to look extremely frightening, they look like the most balance team in the tournament both offensively and defensive and if France wants to compete, Spain should he there first scare.

France is usually a very influential team, who were also considered as very likely for the World Cup, but France lost to Spain in the semi-finals and were eliminated from the World Cup. That is, the biggest obstacle for France to reach the final was Spain, and they lost to Spain there, and now in the same way if we talk about the Nations League, then here too France and Spain should be considered among the most likely teams, and here too France is strong, but their biggest obstacle is Spain, who is currently a very strong and stable team. But now basically France will have to take revenge by defeating Spain, what do you think which team will win if France and Spain face each other now? Yes, on paper, Spain will definitely be ahead, but France will not accept defeat easily. whatever, but if the final match is between Spain vs France, then it will be the most interesting.

[Son Of Blockchain (SOB)]

That's a very good point. It's a thing for a team to have renown global stars, it's another for them to sync well and cooperate amongst themselves. We see this often in football events, and even in clubs, so France's own can't be different. Besides, many things silently play their factors in winning a trophy, notwithstanding how much you try, and that includes, fate, grace and luck, regardless of how anyone would view it. Portugal did well and deserved it as well.

With Zidane as their current coach, the team spirit would improve better than before, he's a coach that's good at that, I could remember how he handled the squad of world class players he had when he was Madrid's head manager, he'll bring same energy to the France national team, the evidence are there and players are already loving that he's the head coach of France.
 Wining the trophy is very possible but they have other stronge competitors, like England, Spain and Portugal which is why they'll need to always give their best and do better as they advance in the competition. Im suprised you didn't mention Spain cause asides Portugal they did well too.

[Silence Scream]

France no matter how strong you think they are, have not proven themselves especially in the first two matches of the tournament. In the third place match of the World Cup, they lost to England 4-6. In the first two matches of the Nations League, they won against Turkey and Belgium, but their performance was not that impressive. In the third match, they drew against Italy, which was important for France because Italy was a strong team. The 4-1 win against Belgium in the last match indicates that the team is getting stronger. Looking at the impressive performance of the team in recent times, it can be assumed that they will be able to build a strong competition to win the trophy.

I have nothing against Italy, but calling them a strong team right now is extremely optimistic. If we’re talking about top teams, unfortunately, Italy doesn't belong in that category at the moment. As for France, I'm most looking forward to their upcoming game against Spain. I hope they meet each other in the playoffs, which will be the semi-finals. Both of these teams will finish first in their respective groups, so they will not be able to meet earlier. I want to see if Zidane can snap the losing streak and find the key to beating Spain, something Deschamps couldn't do.

Although France has a very strong squad, Spain is displaying incredible team play. Both teams possess individually talented players. If we see a semi-final match between France and Spain, I believe it would be a more significant game than the final itself. I would feel sorry for the losing side, as both teams have played in a way that merits a spot in the final. Spain has remained unbeaten for a long time, and if France manages to defeat them, they will break that record otherwise, Spain will likely continue this unbeaten streak for quite a while longer.

[Nightwatchmare]

For sure there are lots of improvements among Italian clubs and that is partly because of the influx of investments into the league. Clubs like Como is one of the biggest beneficiary of such investment and see these improvements, other teams have no choice than to buckle up and that is why you see everyone doing their best to remain at the top division. Despite these improvements, Italian teams are still far behind when compared to other teams from the top leagues and that will take time to change.

The performance of Como in Italian league was not because of the investments into the league, what caused Como to perform very well was because it is own by a wealthy person, this made Como not to sell their best players for money but instead they were adding more quality players to its squad depth, and it helped them maintain its good performance until now. Italian teams are seriously lacking behind when it comes to challenging other top teams such as Paris Saint-German, Bayern Munich, Barcelona, Manchester City, Arsenal, and Real Madrid, and it is the reason no Italian team recently lifted the champions league.

[Shineup]

Yes, that's exactly what I'm talking about.
France was led to their World Cup by star players who could have easily chosen to play for another team, but they chose France anyway.
We can wonder what would have happened to the French team (would they have won the World Cups) if Zidane had chosen to play for Algeria and Mbappe for Cameroon or Algeria, but we'll never know.
France is a big nation, with a large number of registered footballers and many professional clubs, but their main stars still came from the diaspora, thanks to their colonial history.
Yes, I forgot about Henry, thanks for the reminder, but I actually wanted to mention their best players, with the biggest contributions to the World Cups.

Am an African but I don't really like talks like French players should come back and play from there dissent because their parents was born there, it doesn't really make sense to me when this people where not given anything from there home countries, they were trained in France and opportunities where open to them just by being a France Nationale and you want them to go back to play for Africa ? Those that goes back, kudos to them but am of the opinion that they should stick to the country that raised them

I think this has different point of views from many persons but I think whichever is their choice we should respect that one. There are players that are born in a certain other country, raised there and everything yet their heart does not belong to this country and they want to play for their home country, these are the best people in my opinion. I also do not judge the players who decide to play for a country that has given them all the possibilities and chances to become the players they are today, these are also good people.

It's a thing of choice anyways, for the players playing for another nation aside theirs is not always their choice, some don't really have choice, some were not opportune to make it to their national team, so the only chance they have was to play for the one available, so I don't really blame them, for instance the like of Kylian Mbappe, the father once said he talked to their national team about his talent, but they were requesting for a tip before he could be taken as a player there, and they could not afford the payment, so one thing led to another, he got the chance to play for France, do we also suggest someone like this should go back to his national team?

[Btcdeybodi]

France no matter how strong you think they are, have not proven themselves especially in the first two matches of the tournament. In the third place match of the World Cup, they lost to England 4-6. In the first two matches of the Nations League, they won against Turkey and Belgium, but their performance was not that impressive. In the third match, they drew against Italy, which was important for France because Italy was a strong team. The 4-1 win against Belgium in the last match indicates that the team is getting stronger. Looking at the impressive performance of the team in recent times, it can be assumed that they will be able to build a strong competition to win the trophy.

I have nothing against Italy, but calling them a strong team right now is extremely optimistic. If we’re talking about top teams, unfortunately, Italy doesn't belong in that category at the moment. As for France, I'm most looking forward to their upcoming game against Spain. I hope they meet each other in the playoffs, which will be the semi-finals. Both of these teams will finish first in their respective groups, so they will not be able to meet earlier. I want to see if Zidane can snap the losing streak and find the key to beating Spain, something Deschamps couldn't do.

You're right, Italy does not measure up to a strong team. We should not use their current improvement as a yardstick to overrate them. Maybe after subsequent wins, we can then include them among the strong teams.

France is a team to look out for because they have one of the best squads amongst country teams. Their performance didn't really impress me especially in the first 3 matches they played but after the comeback against Belgium in their last match, i saw the fierce team in them again because Belgium is not an easy team to win talkmore of winning them 4:1.

Spain is a tough team as well, we already know that they are the world Champions and of course the aura is still in them so it will really be an epic match to watch another France versus Spain match after their meeting in the 2026 World Cup semifinal. However, we should not expect a lot from Zinedine Zidane because he isn't coaching a clubside but a countryside despite that the quality of players in the France team can measure up with the quality of players at Real Madrid during when Zidane was the head coach.

[puloweh555]

France is a strong enough team to win the trophy and they have very good players in their team who perform very well between the club and the national team. However, to win the trophy, it is not only about having good players, but to win the trophy, a team has to be strong in all aspects, especially good relationships with everyone in the team. Because no matter how strong a team is, if the team does not have good relationships among themselves, the team will never be able to win, as we can see with Real Madrid. However, it is hoped that France will be able to win

That's a very good point. It's a thing for a team to have renown global stars, it's another for them to sync well and cooperate amongst themselves. We see this often in football events, and even in clubs, so France's own can't be different. Besides, many things silently play their factors in winning a trophy, notwithstanding how much you try, and that includes, fate, grace and luck, regardless of how anyone would view it. Portugal did well and deserved it as well.

It’s really hard to predict who will be the champion in a national team. Even if the players are really good and they perform well at their clubs, that doesn’t guarantee success in the national team especially since training time with the national team is very different from at the club.

For example, in the World Cup in the US when Spain played against France in the semifinals. Before the match started, many predicted that France would win especially since France had won their previous matches easily and had great depth because they had talented players. But they lost to Spain which it can be said still had less depth than France, but Spain had a solid system and team cooperation. The same goes for the UEFA Nations League I think it’ll be hard to predict who will win because becoming a champion isn’t just about the squad depth a team has it’s also about teamwork and team unity.

[letteredhub]

France is a strong enough team to win the trophy and they have very good players in their team who perform very well between the club and the national team. However, to win the trophy, it is not only about having good players, but to win the trophy, a team has to be strong in all aspects, especially good relationships with everyone in the team. Because no matter how strong a team is, if the team does not have good relationships among themselves, the team will never be able to win, as we can see with Real Madrid. However, it is hoped that France will be able to win

I don't even know how to explain it but a dominant team is a dominant team irrespective of good relationship, and as much a France is a major contender for this trophy, Spain continues to look extremely frightening, they look like the most balance team in the tournament both offensively and defensive and if France wants to compete, Spain should he there first scare.

France is usually a very influential team, who were also considered as very likely for the World Cup, but France lost to Spain in the semi-finals and were eliminated from the World Cup. That is, the biggest obstacle for France to reach the final was Spain, and they lost to Spain there, and now in the same way if we talk about the Nations League, then here too France and Spain should be considered among the most likely teams, and here too France is strong, but their biggest obstacle is Spain, who is currently a very strong and stable team. But now basically France will have to take revenge by defeating Spain, what do you think which team will win if France and Spain face each other now? Yes, on paper, Spain will definitely be ahead, but France will not accept defeat easily. whatever, but if the final match is between Spain vs France, then it will be the most interesting.

Indeed the French team is one of the favourites and I must accept that but there are several other great teams who are also capable of winning the Uefa nations league, Spain is also in a better position to win, they are world champions and can be decisive too, there is England and the Netherlands whom I think are also showing good signs especially since the arival of former Barcelona coach, xavi Hernandez, I think it's going to be a very tough edition but I expect the spanish side to be in the finals.