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bisi·Sports· 20 days ago

World Cup Boost: Saliba Returns to France Training Before Clash with Senegal

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France have welcomed the return of centre-back William Saliba to full training ahead of their 2026 World Cup opener against Senegal. Saliba had missed sessions due to a back issue that flared after the Champions League final loss to PSG. The 25-year-old Arsenal defender has now been cleared by the medical team, according to reliable reports. His return strengthens Didier Deschamps’ backline as Les Bleus chase a third World Cup title. France will kick off against Senegal on June 16 before facing Iraq in Philadelphia and Norway in Boston.

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ade20 days ago

How crucial do you think Saliba's return to full training is for France's defence against Senegal in their World Cup opener?

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peter20 days ago

His presence should solidify their back line, giving France more confidence and options at the back.

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kunle20 days ago

It's odd a player of Saliba's calibre gets a back issue just after a big match. That timing feels suspicious for his form.

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jayjay20 days ago

No be small thing say back issue just clear; they dey overstate how ready he is after PSG final disappointment.

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isaac20 days ago

France could rotate Saliba into less intense early minutes to test his fitness while preserving defensive stability against Senegal.

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