The internal conflict exploded in France: there is tension between the players and the FFF over salaries and tickets for the World Cup.

The internal conflict exploded in France: there is tension between the players and the FFF over salaries and tickets for the World Cup.

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In the lead-up to the World Cup, the Blues' squad questioned the reduction of bonuses and the limited number of tickets for family members.

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Less than two weeks before its premiere at the 2026 World Cup, the French national team is facing a source of tension off the field. When everything seemed set for one of the top title contenders to focus exclusively on the tournament, a dispute between the squad and the French Football Federation caused unrest internally.

The conflict came to light after a meeting between the players and Philippe Diallo, president of the French Football Federation (FFF), during the training camp in Clairefontaine. Two sensitive topics were discussed for the players: the financial bonuses for participating in the World Cup and the number of tickets they can allocate to family and friends.

The main disagreement arose regarding tickets for the matches. According to the proposal presented by the management, each team member will have two free tickets and can purchase up to six additional ones. Although the total reaches eight tickets per player, the number was considered insufficient by several players, who hope to host family and friends during the tournament.


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Philippe Diallo, president of the French Football Federation
Philippe Diallo, president of the French Football Federation

The negotiations also included financial bonuses. The FFF had pushed for a reduction in the bonuses due to the high logistical costs involved in participating in the World Cup. However, recent discussions have brought the parties closer together, and there is optimism about reaching an agreement that satisfies both sides.

Despite the discontent, the players maintained a conciliatory attitude. After the meeting, they participated in commercial commitments and activities with sponsors, a gesture interpreted as a sign of professionalism while discussions with the management continue.

Putting the controversy aside, the Blues must focus on what lies ahead. In the lead-up to the World Cup, Didier Deschamps' team will have two friendly matches for preparation: on June 4 against Ivory Coast and on June 8 against Northern Ireland, both at home. Once in the tournament, they will be in Group I alongside Senegal, Iraq, and Norway. Their debut will be on June 16 against the Senegalese team at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey, followed by a match against the Iraqis on the 22nd at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, and they will close the group stage on the 26th at Gillette Stadium in Boston against the Norwegians.