Les Bleus fly to United States before Brazil and Colombia friendlies | OneFootball

Les Bleus fly out on Tuesday morning for the United States, arriving in Boston for an indoor hotel session on arrival. Their first pitch workout is scheduled for Wednesday, with Brazil to follow in a Thursday friendly at Gillette Stadium.

Twenty-five players assembled at Clairefontaine on Monday, including new call-up Maxence Lacroix, who replaces William Saliba. According to L'Équipe, the squad lunched together, posed for a major photo shoot with new kits and suits, then met Atlanta Falcons running back Bijan Robinson as part of an FFF-NFL partnership.

The planned late-afternoon training was cancelled to give the group breathing space before the trip, though some undertook individual work. Lucas Chevalier, absent for Paris-SG since 23 January, trained one-on-one on the pitch with goalkeeping coach Franck Raviot, while others ran with fitness coach Cyril Moine.

Players had the evening off, with a requirement to return to Clairefontaine to stay the night, before departing on Tuesday morning. The flight is due to leave Orly late morning for an early afternoon local arrival in Boston. The hotel, which will also serve as their base in June, will host an indoor session.

After facing Brazil in Foxborough on Thursday, the squad will travel immediately to Washington to meet Colombia on Sunday.

Source: L'Équipe