Zidane relies on Kalulu's instinct to improve the French

On Monday evening, France beat Belgium 1-0 in the Nations League, a performance praised by Zinedine Zidane and his protégé, centre-back Pierre Kalulu, who expressed his satisfaction and ambitions for the Blues in a decisive match.

French victory in the Nations League

The French team convinced on Monday evening by defeating Belgium (1-0) in the Nations League. A match also appreciated by Zinedine Zidane's men.

Kalulu, Zidane's protégé, sees big for the Blues

French centre-back Pierre Kalulu, Juventus Turin player and native of Lyon, did not hide his satisfaction after the game. This is especially the case of French centre-back Pierre Kalulu. “I lived this evening with great pleasure because there is the victory,” he said.

He added that, on the pitch, they tried to be good collectively, to move well, to connect and to look at each other.

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Obviously, there are things to improve, but it was a good match overall.

Kalulu stated that he never knows how a match will unfold, but he has great confidence in his teammates, whom he often sees on TV, whether in defence, midfield or attack.

He points out that the players have a great football intelligence, are technically good and run, which makes the exchanges easier to understand.

In conclusion, the Lyon native believes that with more automatism, the Blues will be even better.