Selected for the first time on January 7, 2013 by Claude Onesta, against Argentina, Timothey N’Guessan, in an interview given to the French Handball Federation, decided to end his adventure in blue after 114 matches (255 goals ).
He won everything in Blue
“It was great to play for the France team. I had the chance to live a dream and win all the titles. Honestly, it was magnificent and what I experienced is indescribable”declared the native of Massy, quoted in the FFHandball press release. His last title with the Blues dates back to the European Championship in January 2024. He was then excluded from the selection for the Paris Olympic Games, where France failed in the quarter-final.
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Guillaume Gille, the coach of the France team, wanted to thank him “for everything he brought to the French team and for the fantastic state of mind he showed, always with a good word and a smile for his partners”.
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The 2024 European champion, 2020 Olympic champion and 2017 world champion nevertheless continues his club career at Barcelona, where he is under contract until 2027.
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