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Samuel Umtiti, Griezmann and Ousmane Dembele scored as Les Bleus eased to victory in Nice.
However, Manchester United midfielder Pogba was jeered by a section of home fans in the second half after a misplaced pass, and again when he was replaced by Steven N'Zonzi with five minutes remaining.
The whistles for Paul Pogba? It's not just for him, at one point we kept the ball and they whistled too," France manager Deschamps told TF1. "It had already happened.
"The public also prefers to score five, six goals but it's high level, there is a team in front of us. The players do the right thing.
"Are they affected or not, I do not know... I will not remember that, but if it maybe could not be the case, it would be better."
Griezmann also offered his support to Pogba, saying: "The whistles
are part of football, you have to stay tough mentally. We're all playing
for the same shirt. He plays his game, you're used to him scoring. We
don't expect that from him, only that he rotates the ball and plays for
the team.
"He has had a difficult season at Manchester United but he has a lot of confidence in himself."
France play USA in another friendly next Saturday before heading to the World Cup, where they are in a group with Australia, Peru and Denmark.
Deschamps admits his side still have some work to do before they travel to Russia.
"We conceded more situations in the second period," he said. "We have this ability to go fast and create a lot of opportunities. You have to be more efficient to get away sooner. The players demonstrated the state of mind that is needed in both games.
"A last part of preparation awaits us. I'll let them go for two days. We need to keep what this group has in terms of ambition and enthusiasm. We do not do everything perfectly, but for the moment it's satisfactory."
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Didier Deschamps and Antoine Griezmann defended Paul Pogba after he was jeered during France's 3-1 win over Italy on Friday.However, Manchester United midfielder Pogba was jeered by a section of home fans in the second half after a misplaced pass, and again when he was replaced by Steven N'Zonzi with five minutes remaining.
The whistles for Paul Pogba? It's not just for him, at one point we kept the ball and they whistled too," France manager Deschamps told TF1. "It had already happened.
"The public also prefers to score five, six goals but it's high level, there is a team in front of us. The players do the right thing.
"Are they affected or not, I do not know... I will not remember that, but if it maybe could not be the case, it would be better."
"He has had a difficult season at Manchester United but he has a lot of confidence in himself."
France play USA in another friendly next Saturday before heading to the World Cup, where they are in a group with Australia, Peru and Denmark.
Deschamps admits his side still have some work to do before they travel to Russia.
"We conceded more situations in the second period," he said. "We have this ability to go fast and create a lot of opportunities. You have to be more efficient to get away sooner. The players demonstrated the state of mind that is needed in both games.
"A last part of preparation awaits us. I'll let them go for two days. We need to keep what this group has in terms of ambition and enthusiasm. We do not do everything perfectly, but for the moment it's satisfactory."
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