Very successful since the start of the Euro, the goalkeeper of the France team demonstrates an exceptional strength of character while she has to overcome a painful mourning.
Don’t let his grief show. Since the start of the Euro, Pauline Peyraud-Magnin has shown immense courage and determination not to be overwhelmed by her emotions, and the mourning that struck her just before leaving for England. .
Camille Nell, Pacs partner of the French international, was found dead in early July in the apartment she shared with the player in Turin, Italy, AFP learned from concordant sources. Camille Nell’s family was informed of his death on July 4, said Catherine Marlin, the mother of the 27-year-old young woman, to AFP, without being able to specify the circumstances of the death. Contacted by AFP, Italian justice replied: “The investigation is ongoing and remains covered by secrecy. The family’s requests were, as far as possible, all met. My service has been working, from the start, in close collaboration with the French consulate in Milan, ”continued Enrico Arnaldi di Balme, deputy prosecutor in Turin.
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A pain that the Juventus goalkeeper has managed to contain so far, at least on the green meadow, notably by achieving a remarkable opening performance against Italy (5-1). Indeed, without his parade in the 4th minute of play against the Transalpines, perhaps the accounting situation of the Blue, already qualified for the quarter-finals of the competition and guaranteed to finish first in Group D after their success over Belgium Thursday night (2-1), would be quite different. And against the Belgians, Peyraud-Magnin (30) also did the job, thus confirming his new status as holder of the post since the withdrawal of Sarah Bouhaddi due to stormy relations with the coach, Corinne Deacon. It remains to be seen now if the latter will decide to let their titular goalkeeper breathe in a match without stake against Iceland on July 18, in favor of Mylène Chavas. Unless Peyraud-Magnin insists on continuing to play…