FIFA World Cup 2022: France's possible starting lineup for final vs ...
France arrived at the 64th game of the tournament on the back of a Brutal 2-0 victory over Morocco, sending the Atlas lions (Moroccan team) back to Africa. A number of Les blues (France team) players have fallen ill with an unknown, incapacitating virus described as camel flu, the scenario is naturally worrying for the France team. Dayot Upamecano and Adrien Rabiot are now the two most affected players; neither was able to participate in Wednesday's semi-final against Morocco due to illness.
French footballer Striker Olivier Giroud, who has four goals and has assisted Didier Deschamps in bringing out the best in Mbappé, is the primary selection concern right now. Giroudis allegedly doubtful due to a knee issue. The Milan striker may participate if he is declared fit.
- What is camel flu that outbreak before France teams FIFA world cup match?Middle East respiratory syndrome, also known as "camel flu," is a viral respiratory disorder brought on by the Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus (MERS-CoV), a zoonotic virus that can spread from animals to humans, with camels serving as the main source of transmission. Although 80% of MERS-CoV cases affecting humans have been contained to Saudi Arabia, there have been 2,600 laboratory confirmed cases in people and approximately 1,000 deaths globally since it was first discovered in Saudi Arabia in 2012.
- Which French athletes are ill?Due to the illness of two additional players, Raphael Varane and Ibrahim Konate, France's national football team is in trouble. They were reported to have flu-like symptoms.
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