Football Quotes by Wendie Renard

I want back-to-back-to-back Champions League titles.

— Wendie Renard

Lots of people have fought for women's football and we're starting to reap the rewards of that.

— Wendie Renard

We know England is a great footballing nation. The fans are really supportive.

— Wendie Renard

I've won a lot with my club but there is a difference between your club and country.

— Wendie Renard

Since I was very small, I always said to my mother, 'I want to wear the French national team jersey.'

— Wendie Renard

I want league records. I want rivalries. I want the insults when I walk onto the pitch in a derby.

— Wendie Renard

Even if you're dominated in a match, if you have one chance, you have to know how to go for it.

— Wendie Renard

I've won everything there is to win with Lyon, and I would really love to lift an international trophy and take it…

— Wendie Renard

When I joined the academy - the equivalent of Clairefontaine - in Martinique, with all the good young players, we used to…

— Wendie Renard

We have had a squad for a number of years and a president who believes in this, who has given us money…

— Wendie Renard

When it's time for the Champions League, I'm very excited and I watch most of the games, both men and women.

— Wendie Renard

There were so many I admired, but the ones that really made me fall in love with football were Ronaldinho and Zidane.

— Wendie Renard

I've always said the EURO is more difficult than the World Cup as the level is tighter. It includes the best European…

— Wendie Renard

Every match is just as important, whether it be a final or a league game, and the ambition is always to win.

— Wendie Renard

My mother used to play handball, and my aunts and uncles. I played handball for a while but I even used that…

— Wendie Renard

It's quite simple really: A World Cup comes around once every four years and you don't get to play a quarterfinal against…

— Wendie Renard

When I first got to Lyon, my coach at the time, Nicolas Quinault, was very keen for me to play as a…

— Wendie Renard

Given that I am from Martinique, there was not much visibility. I cannot cite any names of female players I looked up…

— Wendie Renard

It was rare for girls to play football in Martinique, so it was even rarer that it was the women in my…

— Wendie Renard