Wendie Renard scores against Saint-Etienne – OL (@OL)
At OL for four years now, Vicki Becho has made her mark. At 21, the striker overcame her shyness to blend into the imposing Fenottes squad.
It clearly lacked effectiveness a week ago against Montpellier. In addition to some technical waste, Vicky I drink found a way to miss a penalty at the end of the match. Despite the 4-0 victory in Bourg-en-Bresse, the attacker logically ended up marked by this performance, but was able to count on the support of her teammates atOL. Like his penalty conceded against Chelsea two years ago, Becho learned, she was only 21 years old. With her meteoric rise, we could almost forget her, but Vicki I drink is still learning the high level. “My decision (to leave PSG) was very hard to make, today, I really don’t regret my choice, she assures Onze Mondial. It’s the best choice I could have made. I’m at OL and I feel really good in this team. I have progressed a lot. I went through several stages here. I know I can still improve. I hope for even more with OL.”
“Quite impressive, because I used to watch them on TV”
Landing with Fenottes in 2020, the French international learns every day from her much more experienced partners. Moreover, if today she is one of the locker room entertainers, I drink arrived on tiptoe. Shy in front of the cameras in her professional debut, the former PSG was just as much in the locker room. It must be said that with players having won several Champions Leagues, there is reason to be small. “It was quite impressive, because I was used to seeing them on TV. I found it quite strange to call Wendie Renard or Eugénie Le Sommer by their first name. I remember, I was a little afraid of talking with Wendie, because I always saw her with a closed face. I was a little afraid of her. But today, I know that it was one of the most beautiful meetings I have ever had. life.”
Together, they now want to bring OL back to the roof of Europe.
