Arsenal and Chelsea have both seen some of their favourites named in an all-time best XI for the France national side - but a significant Tottenham favourite has missed out.
French outlet L'Equipe asked it's readers to vote for the players they wanted to see in an all-time XI and the team included a host of former Premier League players.
In total, five players who have played in English football were named in the team, with Manchester United and Arsenal both having a pair.
For the Gunners, Thierry Henry, the all-time leading scorer for Arsenal and Les Bleus, was named as the leading striker alongside former midfielder Patrick Vieira.
Manchester United's representatives came in the form of Laurent Blanc along with Fabian Barthez - who is selected ahead of Spurs stopper Hugo Lloris, despite the fact he captained France to World Cup glory in 2018.
For Chelsea, Marcel Desailly was named in the centre of defence alongside Blanc and ahead of Barthez, with the defence completed by Lilian Thuram and Bixente Lizarazu.
Vieira was partnered in midfield by Didier Deschamps, who lifted the World Cup as both a player and manager, as well as Michel Platini.
The team was completed by Zinedine Zidane and Kylian Mbappe, the latter of which is the only player still plying his trade named in the line-up.
There were, of course, other notable omissions from Premier League clubs including Robert Pires, N'Golo Kante and Olivier Giroud, all of whom won the World Cup.
