Laure Boulleau
Laure Boulleau ( born October 22, 1986 in Clermont- Ferrand ) is a French football player.
Club career
The only 1.60m wide Laure Boulleau began as a teenager at FC Riom with the club football. From 2001, she played the FCF Nord Allier Yzeure and from 2002 another year for ESM Yssingeaux, also in their Auvergnat home region. In 2003 she was accepted into the Association junior center Claire Fontaine and also played for the league team. 2005 brought the Paris Saint- Germain FC, the then eighteen- year-old, and this club is they remained true to this day. The player usually on the left wing in midfield or defensive set up now belongs to the basic formation of the Paris Erstligafrauschaft with which they 2010 their first national title, the National Cup won. In 2011 she was runner-up with PSG.
In the national team
Already in April 2005 appointed the former head coach Élisabeth Loisel Laure Boulleau which has achieved even ten matches in the U -20 and U -21, for the first time in the French A- national team; thereat her debut was an encounter against the Netherlands. However, since only her third international match in late 2009 it is there under the Loisel 's successor Bruno Bini regularly used and so far has 48 games - even without own hits - denied (status: March 5, 2014). She was also in the French squad for the Women's World Cup 2011 in Germany where they came in two games for use and the tournament finished as fourth-placed. She belonged to the Olympic squad in 2012, brought it in this tournament but only on a short-term use. Since then she has but prevailed against the veteran Sonia Bompastor on the defensive left wing position, especially since it has similar offensive strengths as its predecessor. That's why coach Bini called them in the French Championship squad in 2013 and used them in three of the four games.
Palmarčs
- French Vice-Champion: 2011, 2013
- French Cup winner: 2010
- European Championship participant: 2013
Awards
- Choice in the All- Star team EURO 2013