The former international, the sultry Laure Boulleau, revealed on Sunday that she had fallen for a French player.
A French international 65 times between 2005 and 2016, Laure Boulleau is naturally a big fan of the France team. She supports the women’s selection, but also the men’s where she has a favorite player.
Boulleau names his favorite among the Blues
During her appearance on Canal Football Club on Sunday evening, the ex-footballer admitted to having a weakness for Marcus Thuram. “He’s a boy that I like, because I find that his progression is linear. And he is finally in a big club (Inter, editor’s note).”
The columnist sees Thuram gradually establishing himself in the French eleven, despite the presence of three PSG players in attack. “The fact that the three PSG attackers are also in the selection can be a double-edged sword. Especially for Kolo Muani. From the neck, Deschamps can tell himself that Thuram is in full swing and put him in place of Kolo Muani. I don’t think it could harm him. He just has to continue on this path.”
While praising him, Boulleau still found faults in the former Guingamp player. “He lacks a little more combined play with the others. No more connection. Since he has been at Inter, he has more of this killer side. He wants to pull out everything to score whereas before he was more altruistic.”
