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From the opening minutes of this UEFA Nations League clash at the King Baudouin Stadium, the French winger electrified the match with a brilliant piece of individual skill. In the 12th minute, Désiré Doué went on a spectacular solo run, dribbling past three Belgium defenders before smashing a thunderous strike against Senne Lammens‘ crossbar.

After the break, the PSG forward continued to dazzle on the left wing. His roulette turn followed by a curling effort shaved the post. Senne Lammens then denied his on-target shot with a sharp save.

The 21-year-old player also impressed with his tireless defensive tracking back. Handed a starting spot in the 0-1 victory secured by Michael Olise in the 88th minute, he established himself as a genuine leader on the pitch.

In a heavily rotated starting line-up picked by Zinédine Zidane where Lucas Da Cunha, Jérémy Jacquet, and Andy Diouf were celebrating their first senior caps, the Paris forward stepped up in style. With Kylian Mbappé sidelined, according to reports, due to a hyperextended left knee, Désiré Doué took charge of the attacking dynamics alongside Bradley Barcola and Esteban Lepaul.

This standout display for the France national team comes at the perfect time to turn a sluggish start to the campaign into a genuine launchpad. With such commanding authority on the ball, the prodigy sends a resounding message to Luis Enrique to claim an undisputed starting spot for Paris Saint-Germain.