Following the matches on Friday in the Nations League, three players are already unable to take part in the final match of this international window, which will be between France and Belgium. The French team, which secured two wins in Turkey and a draw against Italy (1-1) on Friday evening, will face Belgium on Monday at the Stade de France. This will be the fourth match in 11 days for France, and coach Zinédine Zidane will not be able to rely on a full squad. In addition to the absence of captain Kylian Mbappé, who was injured in Turkey, Zidane will also be without Dayot Upamecano, who was excluded against Italy and suspended for the match against Belgium. The defender of Bayern Munich is not the only one in this situation, as two players from Belgium will also be absent from the match. These are Youri Tielemans and Kévin de Bruyne, two key players of Manchester City. The two midfielders received a yellow card on Friday evening during the victory against Turkey (3-0). They had already been cautioned during the match against France last Monday, and will therefore not be traveling to the Stade de France. This is a real setback for coach Mark van Bommel, as Tielemans is the team's captain and played 90 minutes during the first three matches of this gathering. As for Kévin de Bruyne, he remains a valuable player at 35 years old. He scored a beautiful double against the Turks during the victory in Italy. De Bruyne said, "I am tired, but it's nice to have played three good matches," and he seems more comfortable under Van Bommel than he was under Rudi Garcia. "It's true that this style suits me better. I have always been used to playing aggressive football forward. The players around me are so energetic that they push me forward. But I must also say that physically, I feel stronger than last season."