Eduardo Camavinga’s performance for France against Israel in the UEFA Nations League was nothing short of spectacular. The Real Madrid midfielder made a significant impact in the match, which ended in a 4-1 victory for Les Bleus. Camavinga opened the scoring in the 7th minute with a long-range shot that capitalized on a mistake by Israel's goalkeeper, Omri Glazer, whose spill allowed the ball to cross the line.
Beyond his goal, Camavinga demonstrated his versatility and influence throughout the match, contributing defensively and offensively. In the 28th minute, he added an assist to his tally, weaving past two defenders and setting up Christopher Nkunku for France’s second goal. His ability to control the tempo of the game and make decisive passes was instrumental in keeping Israel on the back foot. This all-around performance further solidified his place in Didier Deschamps' plans, showing he could be a key figure for France in the future.
Camavinga’s humor shone through in post-match interviews, where he joked about his goal, stating he hadn’t put much power into it, but as he said, “a goal is a goal”. This relaxed attitude, combined with his on-field confidence, endeared him even more to fans, who celebrated his growing importance in the national squad. His performance also earned him the "Man of the Match" title, showcasing his development as a top-tier player both for his club and country.
France, buoyed by Camavinga’s contributions, now looks forward to their upcoming Nations League match against Belgium, aiming to maintain their momentum.