Former player of the France team and PSG, Laure Boulleau has many memories relating to her career. One of them, linked to OM, is still well anchored in his memory.
While the French women’s team makes its entry into the World Cup this Sunday, with a first group match to be played against Jamaica, a former international will follow this very closely. Selected sixty-five times during her career as a professional footballer, Laure Boulleau hopes to have the opportunity to vibrate by watching the daughters of Hervé Renard. The young woman took the opportunity to come back to some highlights of her career.
In an interview published on Sunday in the columns of The Team, the one who wore the Paris Saint-Germain jersey for thirteen seasons, notably mentioned a match played against Olympique de Marseille. A meeting she remembers as the one that offered her the ” most hostile stadium“. ” It was not in selection but in club, with PSG, when we played in Marseille. I heard insults… I didn’t know it was possible to insult women like that.”
“Even I was embarrassed”
And the former side to continue: “ Even I was embarrassed. I didn’t think they would dare. “Apart from this anecdote, Laure Boulleau also spoke of one of her best memories with the France team. ” To have big parties, you have to win titles, we haven’t won any. But in 2011, we had a big party in Paris when we got back (from the World Cup), we had drunk a lot. (…) The way we switched to another dimension was incredible. “The players of the current France team would surely not be against such a return. With a first World Cup in your pocket? That’s yet another story.
