Jérémy Jacquet coy on his chances of starting for France after impressive debut

Jérémy Jacquet, a 22-year-old defender, was one of the numerous debutants for France during their 1-0 victory over Belgium on Monday evening. The move was orchestrated by Zinedine Zidane as he introduced several young talents to the squad. Jacquet, who joined Liverpool from Rennes, has been making a significant impact since his transfer and proved his mettle with a dominant display during his France debut. The opportunity to play came due to injuries to Dayot Upamecano and William Saliba, two key defenders for Les Bleus.

Despite the positive reception, Jacquet remained cautious about his chances of starting for France in the future. When questioned about his prospects by TF1, the Liverpool centre-back stated that he is not focused on whether or not he will become a starter. He emphasized that he is simply taking his time and not overthinking his role within the team. Jacquet mentioned that he is given instructions and aims to execute them as directed.