The French Football Federation (FFF) has officially revealed the coaching staff for the France national football team under the leadership of new head coach Zinedine Zidane. The team includes 27 members, bringing together experienced football professionals and specialists from various areas of sports science and training. This announcement marks the beginning of Zidane’s tenure as the head coach, following his recent appointment after a period of transition in French football. One of the more unusual additions to the staff is Philippe Jamin, a masseur from the small town of Beaupréau in the department of Maine-et-Loire. Jamin brings a unique background, having previously worked in the world of professional cycling, where he provided similar support to athletes. His experience in a different sport adds a new dimension to the team’s medical and recovery support, highlighting Zidane’s focus on assembling a diverse and specialized group. The first training camp under Zidane’s leadership is scheduled to start on Monday, September 21. This session will serve as the initial step in preparing the national team for upcoming international matches and competitions. The camp will likely involve physical conditioning, tactical discussions, and team-building activities aimed at uniting the squad under Zidane’s vision. Zidane, a former world-class player and a legendary figure in French football, is expected to bring a fresh approach to coaching the national team. His appointment has generated much anticipation among fans and analysts alike, as they look forward to seeing how his experience as both a player and a coach will translate into success on the international stage.