PSG goalkeeper and Real Madrid midfielder have been left out of Didier Deschamps’ squad for the 2026 World Cup, despite being regular call-ups in previous gatherings.
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PSG goalkeeper Lucas Chevalier and Real Madrid midfielder Eduardo Camavinga must have felt bitter disappointment on Thursday, May 14, as they saw their names missing from Didier Deschamps’ announcement for the 2026 World Cup. Both had challenging seasons and missed out on a ticket to the United States.
Despite a rapid rise since his first call-up in November 2024, Chevalier struggled at PSG, causing concerns among supporters. This led to him missing out on the World Cup squad selection. Likewise, Camavinga faced a challenging season with Real Madrid, missing the opportunity to shine on the world stage.
