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Ex-Arsenal star Samir Nasri admits almost 'blowing a fuse' after ex-boss 'took the p***'

Samir Nasri Didier Deschamps Arsenal World Cup France Football Manchester City

Former Arsenal and Manchester City star Samir Nasri has opened up about his explosive fallout with France manager Didier Deschamps in 2014.

Nasri says he "blew a fuse" after Deschamps left him out of France's squad for the 2014 World Cup, despite him playing a key role for Manchester City that year as they won the Premier League and the League Cup.

As a result of his omission, Nasri retired from international football at the age of 27 while hitting out at Deschamps. "Let's be honest, as long as he is going to be the manager I don't think I have a shot," Nasri said at the time.

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