After the elimination in the round of 16 against Switzerland (3-3, 5 tab to 4) Monday night in Bucharest, the question of keeping Didier Deschamps as coach is already being raised.

For Guy Roux, we must first take into account the opinion of the main interested party, and maintain it if he so wishes. 

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The hangover born from Monday night's defeat against Switzerland in the round of 16 of the Euro, after a crazy match (3-3, 5 tab to 4), has barely begun to take hold. blur that a question begins to emerge with insistence.

Should we get rid of Didier Deschamps, the coach in office since 2012, and who led the Blues on the roof of the world in 2018?

Some of his strategic choices have been contested, and the mood in the blue squad has not seemed to have been as idyllic as it was during the World Cup in Russia.

But according to Guy Roux, the football consultant of Europe 1, we should not rush too much and take the opinion of the main interested party. 

"It is not because we would have brilliant solutions here or there, that we have to jump on it"

"We must remain in our German-style policy. They give at least one chance to all their coaches, and sometimes more, before changing," recalls the former coach of Auxerre.

"If Didier Deschamps still has the niac, if he still wants to continue, he must continue. It is not because we would have brilliant solutions here or there that we must jump on it", insists Guy Roux .

A clear reference to Zinédine Zidane, whose name circulates with insistence as a potential successor to Deschamps on the bench of the Blues. 

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The ball is now in the court of the French Football Federation and its president Noël Le Graët, who is known to be very close to Didier Deschamps. And while the coach's contract runs until 2022, the strong man of the FFF spoke Tuesday after a meeting at the CNOSF (French National Olympic and Sports Committee) on the situation. If he says he is very disappointed with the elimination, Noël Le Graët did not indicate that the mandate of the coach of the Blues was called into question, on the contrary. "No, I don't think so. We must not confuse things, we will need to discuss," he said. "I have a lot of affection for him, I know the difficulties of football. It is due to so few things."