In 14 games so far this term in all competitions, he has scored twice and provided five assists, and will now have the opportunity to show what he can do on the international stage.

In a heart-warming social media video posted on X by PSG, Zaire-Emery can be seen being bundled by his team-mates – including Kylian Mbappe – who were keen to share in the moment with their young colleague.

Warren Zaire-Emery has been called up to the France national team for the first time

Kylian Mbappe led a PSG player bundle on the youngster as his club-mates enjoyed the moment with him

First-team superstars Mbappe and best friend Achraf Hakimi can be seen leading the way as a group of PSG players storm into Zaire-Emery’s room as he watches Deschamps’ squad announcement and jump on him in his bed.

The group then bundle on top of the youngster shouting and celebrating his moment, before eventually letting him get up.

Zaire-Emery is then treated to a handshake and an embrace from Mbappe, as well as his other team-mates, with a proud if not embarrassed look on his face.

Born and raised in the Parisian suburb of Montreuil, Zaire-Emery’s graduation to the national team from his boyhood club comes as perhaps little surprise.

However, he could become the youngest star for Les Bleus in over a 100 years since World War One should he get minutes in the international break.

Eduardo Camavinga currently holds the national record at 17 and nine months, with Zaire-Emery in with a chance of eating that feat by a month.

He is of course by now no stranger to making his mark at a young age, having made his bow for PSG at 16 in the first game of the 2022-23 season.

France are top of Group B, six points clear of the Netherlands after six games, with a perfect record and will take on Gibraltar in their pool, as well as a clash with Greece in the upcoming break.

Didier Deschamps named his squad for France’s upcoming clashes with Gibraltar andGreece

The current national team record for youngest first cap is held by Eduardo Camavinga (17 years nine months)