Deschamps makes just one change in first France list since the World Cup
The France coach announced a 23-man squad for this month's meetings with Germany and Holland. There is only one change to the list of player who were at Russia 2018.
World champions France make their debut in the UEFA Nations League this month and coach Didier Deschamps has released his squad for the games against Germany in Munich on 6 September and Holland three days later at Stade de France. After his team lifted the World Cup in Russia this summer, Deschamps has practically called up the same 23 players; there is just one change to his last list - Olympique de Marseille goalkeeper Steve Mandanda has been left out this time and in his place comes Girondins' Benoît Costil. It's a minor change as it only concerns the third choice goalkeeper's position.
The full France squad:
Goalkeepers
Lloris (Tottenham), Costil (Girondins), Areola (PSG).
Defenders
Lucas Hernández (Atlético de Madrid), Kimpembe (PSG), Mendy (Manchester City), Pavard (Stuttgart), Rami (Olympique de Marseille), Sidibé (Monaco), Umtiti (Barcelona), Varane (Real Madrid).
Midfielders
Kanté (Chelsea), Matuidi (Juventus), N'Zonzi (Roma), Pogba (Manchester United), Tolisso (Bayern Munich).
Forwards
Dembélé (Barcelona), Fekir (Olympique Lyon), Giroud (Chelsea), Griezmann (Atlético de Madrid), Lemar (Atlético de Madrid), Mbappé (PSG), Thauvin (Olympique de Marseille).
