· Anara Atanes says tweets 'were not aimed at the nation as a whole'
· Samir Nasri considering quitting international football after World Cup snub
· Manchester City midfielder left out by France manager Didier Deschamps
· France boss says he isn't good at sitting on the bench
· Atanes tweeted 'F*** France and f*** Deschamps!' in response

Samir Nasri's girlfriend has apologised for offending anyone from France as the midfielder considers international retirement after being overlooked for the country's World Cup squad.

Anara Atanes caused a twitter-storm last night after tweeting 'F*** France and F*** Deschamps! What a s*** manager'.

But today she took to twitter to apologise for generalising about the nation.

Defending midfielder: Atanes has hit out at the France manager Didier Deschamps after he dropped Nasri

Apology: The model said she hadn't intended to offend French people, only the football management

Retiring? Nasri is considering his international future after being left out of the squad

'I apologize if i offended anyone from france, My tweets were not aimed at the nation as a whole,' tweeted the Brighton-born model.

The Manchester City playmaker was surprisingly left out of coach Didier Deschamps' 23-man squad, and even the seven named replacements, when it was announced on Tuesday.

Nasri enjoyed a superb finish to the season, including goals in the Capital One Cup final against Sunderland and the final-day win over West Ham which made sure of the Barclays Premier League title.

And the 26-year-old, who was also left out of the 2010 World Cup by then-coach Raymond Domenech, told Sky Sports News: 'It's a little bit hard to accept.

'I need to take some time now to think about the national team because it's been twice now that they take away a World Cup from me.

'You can go around and ask any player if they're happy to be on the bench, nobody's going to say yes.

Discontent: Brighton born Atanes has used her twitter account to criticise France and post pictures of herself

Decision: Deschamps says he left Nasri at home because he would not be content to sit on the bench

'I need to think a little bit during the holiday, what will be my future in the national team, because missing two World Cups is really hard for a player.'

While Nasri's absence was greeted with widespread surprise, the player himself said: 'I must confess, I knew before.

'Sometimes you have the feeling, when you call to speak to the manager and he doesn't want to speak to you, you know you're not going to go to the World Cup.

'It was a shock but I was prepared mentally. I'm okay.

'I respect his choice. He wanted to not pick me... good on him. I wish good luck to the French national team.'

Former France captain Patrick Vieira has expressed his surprise at Nasri's exclusion.

Vieira, a member of France's 1998 World Cup-winning squad when Deschamps was captain, has seen at first hand much of Nasri's fine campaign.

The former Arsenal captain is now the coach of the elite development squad at City.

Vieira tweeted: 'It is a surprise not to see @SamNasri19 on the way to Brazil. For me, the way he played his year would have put him on the plane.'

Delight: Atanes and Nasri were celebrating just a few days ago when City clinched the title

Success: Nasri has been a crucial part of City's title winning team this season

Deschamps defended his decision to omit Nasri, suggesting the former Arsenal star was not an ideal squad player.

Deschamps told reporters: 'Samir is an important player for Manchester City but he has not performed that well with France.

'He is a starter at City, which is not the case with France, and he has made it clear that he is not happy when he is a substitute - and I can tell you it can be felt in the squad.'

City manager Manuel Pellegrini was asked about the matter at a press conference in Abu Dhabi ahead of his side's post-season friendly against Al Ain.

Pellegrini said: 'I was talking with all of the players, with Samir of course, it's not good news for him.

'He's a very good player and deserves to be in the national squad but all teams have managers and it's up to them to decide.'

Nasri's exclusion might make it more likely that he plays against Al Ain in City's first match since securing the title on Sunday.

Pellegrini had previously said that players involved in the World Cup would not feature.

Back to basics: Nasri trained with his City team-mates on their post-season trip to Abu Dhabi

Popular: The Frenchman took part in a signing session for fans with team-mates Jovetic and Nastasic

Pleased to meet you: City's trip has been criticised by some with many of their players headed to Brazil

The trip has caused some consternation, with England manager Roy Hodgson expressing reservations about its timing so close to the beginning of his final preparations for Brazil.

Asked about the issue again, Pellegrini said: 'All of the players who are going to the World Cup - we'll see if they play tomorrow.

'It is a risk. We are very happy to come here with the whole squad.

'Tomorrow I will ask all of them if they want to but it will be difficult for them to play.'

Pellegrini will soon turn his attention to next season and one of his prime objectives will be to make further progress in the Champions League.

City qualified for the last-16 stage for the first time this season after two previous failures to get out of their group.

Pellegrini said: 'I think that during next week we are celebrating here in Abu Dhabi what we did last season. It was very important to win the league.

'Next week we will start working on how we can improve.

'It's important to improve every year on what we did in the last season.

Safety first: Manuel Pellegrini said no players will be risked in the end of season match

'We also want to have a better performance in the Champions League.

'To win the Champions League you have to fight with very important teams.

'This year we were very unlucky because we played with one player less against Barcelona (after Pablo Zabaleta was sent off).

'I don't know if we are going to win it next year but we will try to get at least one stage further. We must improve in all senses.'