Zinédine Zidane has confirmed the lineup for France's upcoming match against Italy in the Nations League. The team will feature Rayan Cherki, Lucas Da Cunha, and Adrien Rabiot in midfield. This is France's third consecutive game in the competition, which is a new format of international football featuring national teams grouped into leagues and playing for rankings. After a tough 0-1 win over Turkey and a more decisive 0-1 victory against Belgium, Zidane has made several changes to his starting XI for the match against Italy. This will be Zidane's first match as France coach on home soil, and it is a highly anticipated game, especially as Italy has struggled in recent years. The French coach has opted for a different lineup than the one used against Belgium, signaling his intent to adapt and experiment with his team's structure. Goalkeeper Mike Maignan remains unchanged, and central defenders Jérémy Jacquet and Dayot Upamecano return to the starting lineup. Upamecano had been replaced by Maxence Lacroix in the previous match. In midfield, there is a significant shift, with only Lucas Da Cunha continuing from the last game. He will now be joined by Rayan Cherki and Adrien Rabiot. In attack, Désiré Doué retains his place, while Bradley Barcola and Esteban Lepaul are replaced by Michael Olise and Ousmane Dembélé. France currently leads Group 1 with two wins from two matches, while Italy trails by three points and faces a challenging task to catch up. The French team's confirmed starting lineup is: Maignan; Kalulu, Jacquet, Upamecano, Truffert; Cherki, Da Cunha, Rabiot; Olise, Dembélé, Doué.