Céline Deville
French footballer and national team goalkeeper
French footballer and national team goalkeeper
Played as a goalkeeper for the French national football team and club teams in France. Participated in multiple UEFA Women's Championships and the FIFA Women's World Cup. Helped achieve significant successes at the club level, contributing to the development of women's football in France.
Represented France in the 2011 FIFA Women's World Cup
Competed in UEFA Women's Championship
Played for clubs such as Lyon and Montpellier
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