France Set for Lineup Change Against Morocco

French reports indicate that coach Didier Deschamps is contemplating a significant change to the starting lineup of the France national team ahead of their quarter-final match against Morocco in the 2026 World Cup, with Désiré Doué likely to start on the left wing instead of Bradley Barcola.

According to "Canal+ Foot", Doué is strongly favored to appear in the starting eleven against the Moroccan team after impressing with his performances during the tournament, prompting the coaching staff to consider giving him a bigger role in the knockout stages.

This decision comes despite Barcola's solid performances in previous matches, where he scored a goal against Sweden in the Round of 32, but Deschamps seems eager to take advantage of Doué's speed and individual skill on the flanks.

The French team faces a tough challenge against Morocco on Thursday evening at Boston's stadium, as the "Les Bleus" aim to secure a spot in the semi-finals, while the "Atlas Lions" hope to continue their historic run in the tournament.