Got it, let's tackle this article about Didier Deschamps' salary as France manager. First, I need to structure it naturally, right? Start with a main heading, then sections that flow logically. First, the main h2: maybe "Salaire de Didier Deschamps : ce que gagne l'entraîneur des Bleus et les éléments de comparaison" that's relevant for the keyword. First paragraph: Set the context. Mention that after 12 years leading the French national team, ending with the 2022 World Cup semi-final loss to Spain, his compensation is a frequent topic, especially since he's one of the longest-serving national team managers in the world. Wait, the context said the episode aired Jan 12 2022, right, so reference that the figures we're talking about are public up to that point, right? Then next h3: "Les revenus officiels de Didier Deschamps à la tête des Bleus" – talk about the official figures. Wait, I remember that in 2022, his annual salary was around 2.5 million euros? Wait no, wait let me make sure, but also mention that this is gross, right? Also, compare to other national team managers. Like, wait, some managers earn more? Wait no, Deschamps is among the highest paid, right? Wait, also, add that this salary is paid by the French Football Federation (FFF), right? Also, mention that this figure doesn't include bonuses, right? Oh right, bonuses for results, like World Cup performances, Nations League, etc. Wait, what were the bonuses? Like for winning the World Cup 2018, he got a big bonus, right? Let me phrase that correctly, no unsupported claims. So say that in addition to his fixed annual salary, he is entitled to performance bonuses linked to the team's results in major competitions: World Cup, Euro, Nations League. For example, the 2018 World Cup victory came with a significant bonus for the entire staff, including Deschamps. Then next h3: "Comparaison avec les autres entraîneurs de sélections nationales" – compare to others. Like, for example, in 2022, the manager of the Brazilian national team, Tite, earned around 3 million euros per year, right? Wait, or maybe Gareth Southgate? Wait no, Southgate's salary was around 2 million? Wait no, let me make it accurate. Wait, actually, Deschamps' salary was among the top 3 in the world for national team managers in 2022, alongside Tite (Brazil) and maybe Lionel Scaloni (Argentina) later? Wait no, 2022, Scaloni was earning less before the World Cup. Wait, also, mention that club managers earn way more, obviously, like Klopp or Guardiola earn 10+ million, but national team jobs are different, part-time sometimes? Wait no, Deschamps was full-time, right? Wait, also, mention that his salary is justified by his track record: World Cup 2018 win, Nations League 2021 win, Euro 2016 final, right? That's factual, no unsupported claims. Then next h3: "Les éléments qui justifient sa rémunération" – talk about his track record. First, he's been in charge for 12 years, which is exceptional for a national team manager. Then, his results: 2018 World Cup champion, 2021 Nations League winner, Euro 2016 finalist, led the team to the 2022 World Cup semi-final, which was the first time a defending champion reached the semi-final since Brazil in 1998? Wait no, wait 2022, France lost to Argentina in the final? Wait wait no, the context said "There will be no third consecutive World Cup final. The Didier Deschamps era ends with a semi-final defeat against Spain (0-2..." Oh right, the context is referring to after the 2022 World Cup? Wait no, wait the context said episode aired Jan 12 2022, wait no, wait the 2022 World Cup was in November-December 2022. Oh wait, maybe the context has a mix? Wait no, let's check the user's context: