France's Saliba Unfazed by World Cup Powerhouses
William Saliba, France's center-back, asserts his team's confidence in facing strong contenders like Argentina and Spain in the upcoming World Cup. Despite having lost to Argentina in the last World Cup final, Saliba believes France, leading their qualifiers, is poised to challenge major teams again.
France's center-back William Saliba expressed confidence in his team's ability to face formidable teams like Argentina and Spain at the next World Cup. Although France narrowly lost to Argentina on penalties in the previous World Cup final, Saliba insists his team is undeterred.
Spain, co-hosting the tournament with the United States, Canada, and Mexico, are among the favorites after their recent European Championship victory. Saliba remains optimistic that France can secure their place and avenge past losses, starting with their World Cup qualifier against Azerbaijan.
Saliba, returning from injury, is ready to contribute to France's campaign as they lead Group D in their qualifiers. As he aims for his 29th cap, Saliba emphasizes the competitive nature within the national team and his readiness to perform when needed.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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