In a message posted on social networks, Laëtitia Tonazzi announced yesterday that she wanted to end his football career, handicapped by an "umpteenth foot injury." Physical glitches that actually kept him away from the field before a final comeback in February with Montpellier, playing six games including the quarter-final first leg of the Champions League against Chelsea on the lawn of Mosson.

This decision means that the Herault striker will not take part in the last matches of the MHSC this season.

It is therefore a long career that ends at the age of 37 for Laëtitia Tonazzi after "29 years in football" since its debut at Plessis-Treviso in the Paris region. A key player in the French league, she has long been one of D1's most formidable attackers, finishing twice as top scorer in the championship in 2008 and 2011 when she was playing in Juvisy.

It is with the club of Essonne that she wins her first trophies, with two titles of champion of France (2003 and 2006) and a Challenge de France (French Cup) in 2005. A prize list "completed" with the Olympique Lyonnais since it won two new National Cups and two new titles of champion of France in 2013 and 2014.

A longevity club that went with many selections in the French team, 66 in total (for 15 goals) including a participation in the World Cup 2003, the first ever played by the Tricolores. She had also taken part in the three meetings played by the Blue in this American World.


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