Didier Deschamps has agreed to a contract extension which will keep him in charge of the France national team until 2020.
The World Cup winner is set to take his tenure at the Les Bleus to eight years after agreeing to stay on over next summer's world cup in Russia.
FFF president Noel Le Graet made the announcement on Tuesday, saying Deschamps will stay in charge until the end of the 2020 European Championship.
Deschamps took over from Laurent Blanc after the 2012 European Championship.
He guided Les Bleus to the quarterfinals of the World Cup two years later, when France lost in the quarterfinals to champion Germany.
France reached the Euro 2016 final — losing to Portugal 1-0 — and qualified for the World Cup next year in Russia as Group A winner.
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