France concludes its UEFA Euro 2024 preparations with a friendly fixture against Canada in Bordeaux on Monday (AEST), before travelling to Germany for its Group D opener against Austria.

The tournament will be Giroud's final for his country, after the AC Milan striker confirmed he would be retiring from international football at the end of the competition.

He will be hoping to add to his 57 goals, which currently has him as France's all-time top scorer.

A move to the United States is on the horizon for the 2018 FIFA World Cup winner, officially joining LAFC when the MLS' transfer window opens on 19 July (AEST), leaving AC Milan after a three-year stint having scored 48 goals in 132 appearances, the second-most he has managed for a single club behind the Gunners.

Speaking ahead of their fixture against Jesse Marsch's side, Griezmann hailed his team-mate's contribution to his national side, hoping the fixture at Nouveau Stade de Bordeaux is a special occasion.

"Giroud said that's his last dance, I hope tomorrow there’s a special something for him," Griezmann said.

"He's a man who deserves recognition. To be the player he has been ... that's him, he's the ideal player for a group, for a coach, I have total respect for him and what he's done."

This will be France's first game against Canada since the 1986 FIFA World Cup in Mexico and head coach Didier Deschamps is expecting a more difficult test than last week when France beat Luxembourg 3-0 in Metz.

Griezmann acknowledged the difficulty his side face, saying: “We need to see if we're ready, tactically, offensively, defensively. This is going to give you some confidence before the big tournament. It's important to see if we're ready. If not, we need to work on it.

"[Canada] won't be easy. We saw that at the [FIFA] World Cup. It has players who are increasingly present here in Europe, so the game is improving over there. It has renowned players, it's a good test for us."