It was rare for girls to play football in Martinique, so it was even rarer that it was the women in my… — Wendie Renard Copy Share Image
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 Copy Share Image
Given that I am from Martinique, there was not much visibility. I cannot cite any names of female players I looked up… — Wendie Renard Copy Share Image
Lots of people have fought for women's football and we're starting to reap the rewards of that. — 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
