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Ibrahima Konate reacts to being named in France’s World Cup squad

14:11, 10 November 2022
Karine Grigoryan
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Ibrahima Konate has taken to Instagram to react to being named in France’s World Cup 2022 squad as it was announced on Wednesday.

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Didier Deschamps named his 25-man squad list on Wednesday ahead of World Cup 2022.

France’s first group stage game will be against Australia on Tuesday, November 23. They are in the same group with Australia, Denmark and Tunisia.

Following the announcement, Liverpool’s Ibrahima Konate took to Instagram to send a message.

He wrote: “What a pride and what an honor to be able to represent France for the biggest competition. This is a childhood dream come true. What a long way since the city stadium but it’s not over yet. Thank you so much for your support and love.

“I will give it all to go get that win and make you happy during this incredible competition! Now off to Qatar and above all go blues!”

 

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