Maghnes Akliouche recently participated in the celebration of Monaco’s victory against Ukraine, highlighting the club’s continued rise to the top of a tricolor ranking. Despite his young age compared to Ruben Aguilar, Akliouche patiently waited for his first call to the national team, while the Algerian selection followed closely his evolution. This situation is now resolved, and the young attacker follows the line of Monaco’s six players to benefit from a first selection under Thierry Henry, joining Baidé, Cherki, Doué, Koné and Olise.

During this playoff match, Kylian Mbappé scored his 51st international goal, equalling Thierry Henry in second place in the top French scorer standings, just behind Olivier Giroud, who retired internationally. David Trézeguet took seventh place with 34 goals, and his current pursuers were Paul Pogba (11 goals, 35th place) and Randal Kolo Muani (9 goals, 40th place).

The evolution of the rankings of French attackers illustrates the current dynamics of national football. The arrival of young talents such as Maghnes Akliouche and the constant performance of experienced players such as Kylian Mbappé and David Trézeguet help shape a competitive and ever-changing landscape. These figures demonstrate the wealth and potential of the French team, and the fierce competition to win the national team.