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Didier Deschamps has been confirmed as the new coach of France after Laurent Blanc quit at the end of Euro 2012.

Deschamps, a former coach of Juventus and Monaco, left his most recent post, as manager of Marseille this summer.

The French Football Federation held talks with the 43-year-old in Paris on Saturday and confirmed his appointment on their official website.



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In his illustrious playing career Deschamps twice won the European Champions League as a player and also won titles in France and Italy.

He captained France to their first ever World Cup triumph in 1998 and led them to victory in the European Championships two years later. He amssed 103 caps in total.

A statement read: 'The FFF has officially confirmed today the arrival of Didier Deschamps as coach of the France team.

'Captain of Les Blues during the World Cup 98 and Euro 2000, the former coach of AS Monaco, Juventus and Olympique de Marseille has extensive experience at the highest level.'

Blanc resigned after a disappointing Euro 2012 campaign in which France lost to Spain in the quarterfinals and again were hit by problems in the dressing room.

He captained France to their first ever World Cup triumph in 1998 and led them to victory in the European Championships two years later. He amssed 103 caps in total. In his illustrious playing career Deschamps twice won the European Champions League as a player and also won titles in France and Italy. 'Captain of Les Blues during the World Cup 98 and Euro 2000, the former coach of AS Monaco, Juventus and Olympique de Marseille has extensive experience at the highest level.' In his illustrious playing career Deschamps twice won the European Champions League as a player and also won titles in France and Italy. In his illustrious playing career Deschamps twice won the European Champions League as a player and also won titles in France and Italy. Deschamps, a former coach of Juventus and Monaco, left his most recent post, as manager of Marseille this summer. Didier Deschamps has been confirmed as the new coach of France after Laurent Blanc quit at the end of Euro 2012. Didier Deschamps has been confirmed as the new coach of France after Laurent Blanc quit at the end of Euro 2012. In his illustrious playing career Deschamps twice won the European Champions League as a player and also won titles in France and Italy. He captained France to their first ever World Cup triumph in 1998 and led them to victory in the European Championships two years later. He amssed 103 caps in total. He captained France to their first ever World Cup triumph in 1998 and led them to victory in the European Championships two years later. He amssed 103 caps in total. The French Football Federation held talks with the 43-year-old in Paris on Saturday and confirmed his appointment on their official website. Deschamps, a former coach of Juventus and Monaco, left his most recent post, as manager of Marseille this summer. Deschamps, a former coach of Juventus and Monaco, left his most recent post, as manager of Marseille this summer. Blanc resigned after a disappointing Euro 2012 campaign in which France lost to Spain in the quarterfinals and again were hit by problems in the dressing room. Didier Deschamps has been confirmed as the new coach of France after Laurent Blanc quit at the end of Euro 2012. 'Captain of Les Blues during the World Cup 98 and Euro 2000, the former coach of AS Monaco, Juventus and Olympique de Marseille has extensive experience at the highest level.' A statement read: 'The FFF has officially confirmed today the arrival of Didier Deschamps as coach of the France team. The French Football Federation held talks with the 43-year-old in Paris on Saturday and confirmed his appointment on their official website. 'Captain of Les Blues during the World Cup 98 and Euro 2000, the former coach of AS Monaco, Juventus and Olympique de Marseille has extensive experience at the highest level.' Didier Deschamps has been confirmed as the new coach of France after Laurent Blanc quit at the end of Euro 2012. Blanc resigned after a disappointing Euro 2012 campaign in which France lost to Spain in the quarterfinals and again were hit by problems in the dressing room. 'Captain of Les Blues during the World Cup 98 and Euro 2000, the former coach of AS Monaco, Juventus and Olympique de Marseille has extensive experience at the highest level.' In his illustrious playing career Deschamps twice won the European Champions League as a player and also won titles in France and Italy. A statement read: 'The FFF has officially confirmed today the arrival of Didier Deschamps as coach of the France team. Deschamps, a former coach of Juventus and Monaco, left his most recent post, as manager of Marseille this summer. Blanc resigned after a disappointing Euro 2012 campaign in which France lost to Spain in the quarterfinals and again were hit by problems in the dressing room. 'Captain of Les Blues during the World Cup 98 and Euro 2000, the former coach of AS Monaco, Juventus and Olympique de Marseille has extensive experience at the highest level.' 'Captain of Les Blues during the World Cup 98 and Euro 2000, the former coach of AS Monaco, Juventus and Olympique de Marseille has extensive experience at the highest level.' Blanc resigned after a disappointing Euro 2012 campaign in which France lost to Spain in the quarterfinals and again were hit by problems in the dressing room.

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