Consistent media reports revealed that the Algerian Football Federation is considering inviting three dual-nationality players to join the Algerian national team during the upcoming international break in March, as part of strengthening the squad in preparation for the upcoming challenge, which is the World Cup.

The players in question are Ethan Mbappe, a midfielder for Lille FC in France, Maxime Lopez, a midfielder for Paris FC, and the young defender Elyaz Zidane, a player for Real Betis B in Spain. Sources indicate that there are communications and close monitoring of the situation of these three players by the technical staff of 'Les Fennecs'.

Ethan Mbappe, the younger brother of Kylian Mbappe, is one of the most promising talents emerging in the French league and has Algerian roots that qualify him to represent the national team. Meanwhile, the Algerian Federation is seeking to strengthen the midfield with young elements capable of making contributions in the medium and long term.

Maxime Lopez, on the other hand, is considered a ready option in terms of experience, having had several stints in the French and Italian leagues. He has previously represented French teams in youth categories, making him a potential addition to the Algerian midfield if the process of changing his sporting nationality is completed.

As for Elyaz Zidane, the promising defender and son of former star Zinedine Zidane, and brother of Luca Zidane, the goalkeeper for Les Fennecs, he is seen as a future option to strengthen the defense line, especially with his brilliance in youth categories and his participation with France in youth national teams.