From our special correspondent in Milan,
The idea developed by a colleague sitting to our right shortly after the last whistle of the final won by France against Spain makes sense.
The importance of a success would be proportional to the disappointment of the defeated camp.
A little sadistic logic in itself, but not so false according to which the League of Nations would be a wooden cup since no Roja player has stretched out on the lawn of San Siro to cry all the tears of his body.
Another sign of indifference, very little if not to say no question from journalists on the title won and therefore almost no allusion from Didier Deschamps to the new Blues trophy, "not the most important even if it was important for us to win the League of Nations ”.
A little contradictory, all that.
Paul Pogba still seems to have had fun posing with the trophy and his teammates.
“When you're going to win a trophy, it's always good,” he said on M6.
We are never satisfied and we played a semi-final against a big team from Belgium and a final against a team from Spain with quality players.
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A new dynamic
As for the supporters, we sang a little, chambered and celebrated, first in the stands and then, once the players returned to the locker room, outside the magnificent San Siro.
A respectable din was audible up to the press gallery for about ten minutes, a small distraction on the long way to the wait for Didier Deschamps, who was desired before appearing in the auditorium.
On the way back, a few horns and French flags.
At most, Coupe de France atmosphere.
To leave Italy on a positive note, we will remember, when Lloris will lift his second World Cup in a year, that this victory in the League of Nations will have allowed the Blues to get out of their dynamic of their failed Euro and to launch definitively the trio Benzema-Mbappé-Griezmann on the highway of victories.
Of those that matter.
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