Olympique de Marseille has announced the recruitment of a member of the Algerian women's team previously with PSG.
In a press release on his official X account, loon women informed of the arrival of the international goalkeeper Algerian Chloé N'Gazi from Le Havre.
“Trained at the American University of Orlando, the Algerian international goalkeeper comes to strengthen the team of the last Marseille ramparts. Installed in D2 with Orléans before joining Fleury then Havre in D1, the native of Île-de-France will bring all her experience to Frédéric Gonçalves' group.
N'Gazi's stay was not crowned with success at HAC. Revealed last season at Fleury in D1 Arkena, with the added bonus of a nomination for the best goalkeeper prize at the UNFP Trophies, her arrival on the banks of the Seine had aroused plenty of promise. Upon arrival, she left Ciel et Marine without having played a single match.
Play to stay in the Algerian team
In an interview given last December to Paris Saint-Germainwhere she previously passed through the training center, she said she aspired to a starting place “within a team where (…) find a certain stability”. This, for fear of eviction from the Algerian women's team.
“A career is made up of ups and downs, that’s a bit of a summary of mine. Being an Algerian international, it is important for me to play regularly if I want to keep my place in the national team.”
All that remains now is to establish a lasting presence on the Canebière. N'Gazi will perhaps play his first minutes in the Olympian jersey this Saturday against FC Como in a friendly in Como.
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