The Tricolores clearly won (thanks to goals from Griezmann, Upamecano, and a double from Mbappé), and the Aiglon was able to take the opportunity to honor his first selection.
Called up to the French team by Didier Deschamps for the Euro 2024 qualifiers, the Nice midfielder was able to play his first minutes for the national team during the impressive victory against the Netherlands (4-0).
Following in the footsteps of his father Lilian in 1994 and his brother in 2020, Khéphren honored his first cap with the Blues, thus becoming the 932nd player in the history of the French national team. Entering the game in the 89th minute to replace Adrien Rabiot, the 22-year-old Aiglon managed to play the final seconds of the match, even creating a chance.
On its Twitter account, the Gym extended its congratulations to its player:
Jean-Clair Todibo, the other OGC Nice player present on the French bench, did not enter the game. He may honor his first selection in the next qualifying match in Ireland (Monday at 8:45 PM).
