Bayern Munich defender Dayot Upamecano left the French national team's camp following the 3-1 loss to Italy in the match held on Thursday evening at San Siro, as part of the UEFA Nations League competition. Reports indicate that the 28-year-old French defender received permission from head coach Zinedine Zidane to leave the camp and return to Munich for personal reasons, without disclosing the nature of the circumstances that led to this decision. Upamecano's departure comes ahead of France's anticipated match against Turkey next Sunday in the final round of the group stage, especially after his modest performance against Italy, where he caused a penalty from which the Italian team scored its third goal in the 75th minute. The French national team is facing a defensive crisis, with William Saliba unavailable due to lack of fitness, alongside several other absences that have affected the squad during the international break. Zidane is expected to rely on Ibrahima Konaté, the Liverpool defender, alongside Jérémy Jacquet, to compensate for Upamecano's absence, with Leny Euro among the available defensive options. The loss to Italy was France's first in the current edition of the UEFA Nations League, causing them to drop to second place in their group with 10 points, equal with the leading Italian team before the final round.