It was rare for girls to play football in Martinique, so it was even rarer that it was the women in my family who pushed me to play. They were the ones who loved football as much as me. — Wendie Renard Copy Share Image
My mother used to play handball, and my aunts and uncles. I played handball for a while but I even used that ball to play football. — Wendie Renard Copy Share Image
I know where I come from, and that's important, so that you understand the sacrifices you've made and the work you've put in to… — Wendie Renard Copy Share Image
Every match is just as important, whether it be a final or a league game, and the ambition is always to win. — Wendie Renard Copy Share Image
I've won everything there is to win with Lyon, and I would really love to lift an international trophy and take it back home… — Wendie Renard Copy Share Image
I often say it but it's what my sweat and blood and the sweat and blood for all of us goes into, so when… — Wendie Renard Copy Share Image
When I lost my father at 8 years old, something happened in my head. I told myself, 'Maman and Papa won't always be there,… — Wendie Renard Copy Share Image
It's not every day in your life that you're offered a second chance and you've got to take it. — Wendie Renard Copy Share Image
I've won a lot with my club but there is a difference between your club and country. — Wendie Renard Copy Share Image
I want league records. I want rivalries. I want the insults when I walk onto the pitch in a derby. — Wendie Renard Copy Share Image
Even in school, when they asked us what we wanted to be, I wrote, 'A professional footballer.' — Wendie Renard Copy Share Image
When you say something on social media, you do not realise how painful it is or the consequences it can have. It can leave… — Wendie Renard Copy Share Image
It's not our job to drop to the level of others. It's up to them to raise themselves to our level. — Wendie Renard Copy Share Image
