On July 18, 2026, Didier Deschamps completed his tenure as head coach of the French national football team, marking the end of his time in charge. Alongside him, his coaching assistants also concluded their roles with the team. This transition follows a period of significant activity for the French squad, including major tournaments and international fixtures. Franck Raviot, a long-standing figure in French football, is set to return to the National Technical Direction of the French Football Federation (FFF). Raviot had been associated with the national team for 16 years, contributing to various aspects of player development and coaching strategies. In his new role, Raviot will focus on training young goalkeepers and coaches, aiming to strengthen the future talent pool of French football. His experience and deep understanding of the game are expected to play a crucial role in shaping the next generation of players and coaching staff. The FFF's decision to bring Raviot back underscores the importance placed on nurturing emerging talent within the country's football infrastructure. As the French football landscape continues to evolve, such strategic moves are seen as vital for maintaining competitiveness on the global stage.