Didier Deschamps must have grimaced a bit in front of his TV.
Several European leaders were in action this Sunday afternoon, and with them their batches of French internationals.
Holders with Bayern Munich and Sevilla FC, respectively in the Bundesliga and La Liga, Corentin Tolisso and Anthony Martial, two Frenchmen in form in recent weeks, had to leave their partners on physical glitches.
Tolisso, aligned as a left torchbearer in a Bavarian environment that he never leaves, seemed to be hit in the back of the left thigh.
Stayed on the ground for a long time, before coming out in tears, replaced in the 25th minute against Greuther Fürth (4-1), the former Lyonnais did not deliver very reassuring signals.
Endowed with a very often fragile physique, he is already on his 14th injury since his arrival in Bavaria in the summer of 2017, for 86 missed games with the German club according to Transfermarkt.
Bayern wished him a "good recovery" on Twitter.
[🎥 VIDEO] 🇩🇪 #Bundesliga 😫
Hit in the thigh, Corentin Tolisso is replaced and leaves the field in tears... pic.twitter.com/HgaUNSb1GC
— beIN SPORTS (@beinsports_FR) February 20, 2022
Next list of Deschamps on March 17
Another Habs with recurring physical problems, Anthony Martial was also cut off in his tracks with Sevilla.
Very good since his signing in Spain, where he has been on loan since this winter from Manchester United, the other player trained at OL had just delivered a decisive pass against Elche in La Liga (2-0) before scoring in the Europa League against at Dinamo Zagreb (3-1).
A new holder on the Sevillian left wing, the Frenchman could not finish the match on the ground of Espanyol Barcelona (1-1), victim from the 26th minute of a muscular injury to the hamstrings.
The Spanish media evoke an absence of several weeks.
Neither Bayern nor Sevilla have yet communicated on the injury of their respective player, who did not appear on the last list of the Blues last November.
Not sure that Tolisso and Martial have enough time to claim the one that will be unveiled on March 17 by Didier Deschamps, for the friendly matches of the France team against Côte d'Ivoire (March 25) and South Africa. south (March 29).