France predicted XI v Belgium: Estéban Lepaul and Jérémy Jacquet to start as Zinédine Zidane rotates Les Bleus squad

France's team for their upcoming UEFA Nations League match against Belgium has been announced, with Zinédine Zidane making several rotations in his squad. The match will take place in Brussels on Monday night, marking the second outing for the French team in an extended international break. Zidane will be without captain Kylian Mbappé, who suffered an injury during the team's previous victory against Türkiye.

Despite this, L'Equipe predicts that most players from that match will be given a breather to prepare for the upcoming home games against Italy and Belgium. Potential starters include Jérémy Jacquet and Andy Diouf, who could make their international debuts, and Lucas Da Cunha and Eduardo Camavinga, who are both expected to make their France debuts in the three-man midfield.

Estéban Lepaul is set to replace Ousmane Dembélé up front, alongside Bradley Barcola and Désiré Doué as wingers. France will aim to secure a second consecutive win in their Nations League campaign.