France winger Kingsley Coman ready to retire from international football at just 28 after dismal experience at Euro 2024

Coman struggled to make any inroads into Didier Deschamps' squad at Euro 2024 and was reduced to a 15-minute cameo against Netherlands in the group stages. And L'Equipe now reports that the Bayern Munich winger is considering hanging up his boots at international level at the age of 28, having battled back from a hamstring injury to take his place in the squad.

Coman is said to be weighing up his future for France, having won 57 caps in total. One factor that could play into his decision is confirmation that Deschamps will lead the country into the 2026 World Cup, despite their last-four exit in Germany.

Coman made 27 appearances last season and scored five goals, while also registering three assists. He tore his knee ligament and also injured his adductor, before racing back to fitness for the tournament. As a result, his inability to play too many minutes has reportedly left him heartbroken.

Coman will return to Bayern and aim to get into shape for the new season. The winger will undoubtedly be minded to prove Deschamps wrong.