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France-born Malian midfielder Abdoulaye Doucoure has revealed why he snubbed an opportunity to play for the Eagles
The central midfielder was born in Meulan-en-Yvelines
France to Malian parents and he has played for the European country’s youth national teams
Doucoure is yet to receive a call-up to France’s senior national team and in September 2020
he was called up by Mali for friendly matches against Ghana on 9 October and Iran on 13 October in Turkey
who is on the books of English Premier League side Everton
rejected the call-up due to his desire to play for France under Didier Deschamps
&#8220;Yes, I saw that they had placed me in their list, but I had already told them that today, the France team was my goal and that I was not ready to come to Mali. This is not the right time to represent Mali,” Doucoure said on <a href="https://www.afrik-foot.com/everton-abdoulaye-doucoure-refroidit-serieusement-le-mali" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Afrik Foot</a>
“People will say: &#8216;He is waiting for the France team&#8217;
I was young and the African selections are different from the European selections.&#8221;
The former Watford FC player is facing stiff competition from the likes of Paul Pogba
which is why I help a lot whenever I can,&#8221; he added
“I can understand the disappointment of the Malians
“It is my country of origin that I continue to follow
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M'Baye Niang would be open to joining PSG in the future.&nbsp;Luca Zennaro/ANSA via APM'Baye Niang has <a href="http://www.repubblica.it/sport/calcio/2016/10/20/news/m_baye_niang_il_finto_giovane_resteremo_tutti_ora_il_milan_funziona_-150222093/?refresh_ce" target="_blank">told La Repubblica</a> he is happy at AC Milan but would be open to moving to hometown club Paris Saint-Germain "one day."
a former France youth international who hails from the Parisian region of Meulan-en-Yvelines
has scored three goals in seven Serie A appearances for Milan so far this season
The 21-year-old said he feels like "a leader" but not "irreplaceable" for Milan and wants to help Vincenzo Montella's men "prove we belong in the Champions League."
"I've already rejected big offers and what's more I would say no today," he said
but for now I'll hold onto Milan and the 11."
He said Milan was "a project founded on youth," adding: "There's less fear in Italy even if some clubs prefer more experienced players."
Niang joined Milan from Caen in 2012 and has since gone on loan to Montpellier and Genoa.