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‘Island girl’ Malard aims to become a legend with Bompastor at Chelsea
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She left her Indian Ocean island home at the urging of her current manager and now they are working together again in pursuit of trophies at Stamford Bridge It is rare to see Melvine Malard without a grin and she has a mountain of reasons to keep it that way. A wedding in June, a
She left her Indian Ocean island home at the urging of her current manager and now they are working together again in pursuit of trophies at Stamford Bridge It is rare to see Melvine Malard without a grin and she has a mountain of reasons to keep it that way. A wedding in June, a big-money move to Chelsea, a Ballon d’Or nomination and a first taste of a London derby against Arsenal at Stamford Bridge on Sunday. The France forward is loving life and the personality behind the smile that instantly connects her to teammates is infectious.
“Goals,” says Malard, with a laugh, when asked what keeps her happy. “Seriously though, it’s seeing the kids, the families, my family, in the stands. It is crazy.
I love my life, I love my job, I’m happy with my wife and everything is good. I smile because of those things, because I’m happy.” Continue reading...
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