Euro 2021: let's go for the Blues, arrived safely in Munich

Bye bye Clairefontaine, and welcome Munich.

After two and a half weeks of preparation, the Blues are finally on their way to their destiny in this Euro 2021. This Monday morning (arrival at 11:50), it is in a private plane that the French team joined the Villacoublay airport to that of the Bavarian capital, where it will face Germany tomorrow Tuesday (9 p.m.) at the opening of its competition.

Antoine Griezmann took the opportunity to post on board the camera a photo of Didier Deschamps' group of 26 players, with a simple and direct caption: “For FRANCE”.

Photo taken from the official account of the Blues.

For FRANCE 🇫🇷 pic.twitter.com/uKNeaCHqE3

- Antoine Griezmann (@AntoGriezmann) June 14, 2021

The final training of the Blues before their first meeting will be held at 4.30 p.m., at the Allianz Arena, Bayern's stadium.

Previously, Didier Deschamps and his captain, Hugo Lloris, will be at a press conference to answer journalists' questions.

Reigning world champion, finalist in 2016, the France team has certain ambitions in this competition.

Her two conclusive friendlies (3-0 against Wales and Bulgaria) are just a sign, but she should continue the adventure at least until the semi-finals, which implies several trips to come.

Next Saturday, Kylian Mbappé and his teammates will go to Budapest to challenge Hungary. A small base camp has also been established on the shores of Lake Velence in Gardony, 50 km southwest of the Hungarian capital. It is also at the Puskas stadium that they will meet Portugal, holding it, the following Wednesday.