Usually, a player leaves the D2 for the D1. But today we see the opposite case, that of Marine Dafeur. Player at Guingamp this season, she joins LOSC in D2 for next season. A talented player with an atypical career. Portrait.

The native left side of Douai, started the football relatively late, at the age of 13 years with the daughters of Hénin Beaumont. After half a season she preferred to return home while playing with the boys of US Raimbeaucourt. She evolved there until the end of 16 years old. Marine then integrates the Liévin hope pole while playing under the colors of Hénin Beaumont. She fully integrates the first team of Hénin 2012, under the command of Yannick Ansart. It is this year where she will be crowned champion of D2.

She joined Guingamp in 2014, after being dismissed from her group at the end of the season for "extra-sport reasons," she says.

She thus realizes 2 seasons in D1 with En Avant Guingamp. But these appearances are rare in this last year because she was very long wounded. Lille seemed to be a new challenge for Marine Dafeur. She says on the club website: "After my serious injury, I wanted to go back to the North to get closer to my family and find a club project that interests me. (...) I want to turn the page my goal now is to see the climb under the colors of the LOSC after finding play time and its best level.

And with the blue ones?

Marine Dafeur won the U19 European Championship in 2013. She has two selections in team France A. Her first cape was honored against Kazakhstan on April 5, 2014 with the key to a decisive pass. Then she is again aligned against Denmark at the Algarve Cup on March 6, 2015. Since then, she has not had the opportunity to wear the French colors again. She ends her interview with her desire to find the blue ones "I want to try to find the national team, in B for example. When we tasted the Team de France, we always want to go back. "

A season so to revive, to see if the young woman of 21 years will succeed to find his level which was very promising.

Maya Amrouche