#1 Alexandre Lacazette
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With just 11 goals in 33 appearances for Arsenal this season, Alexandre Lacazette could also miss out on a place in France's national team squad for the World Cup. The player is currently nursing an injury but will be back in action soon and will be eager to put on impressive displays.
Having made 16 appearances for France and scored only 3 goals, his international tally is not great and could certainly influence Deschamps' decision making progress. With numerous attacking options at his disposal, the manager will need to see the player make his case for a place after his return from injury.
His poor interplay and physical ability have been exposed in the Premier League's surroundings and it could be a harsh lesson for the player who hasn't yet adapted to his new surroundings. A talented player, Lacazette might rue the timing of his summer move to Arsenal if he does not get called up for the World Cup.