Roselène Khezami

Before turning pro on grass, she was a standout player for Marseille Beach Soccer Club.

She still trains with her beach soccer team during holidays and hopes to return to the sport after retiring from football.

She became captain of Olympique de Marseille at just 23 years old.

Her go-to breakfast: a fruit compote, BelVita biscuits, and water — simple and consistent before training.

Before matches, her mother cooks her avocado and eggs, plus a glass of apple juice, a ritual she keeps before every game.

Before kick-off, she always takes a few quiet minutes alone to warm up individually and get into her mental zone.

Off the pitch, she loves family time, laughing, eating, and sleeping — she calls herself a person who enjoys “simple things.”

She likes boxing, basketball, and team sports, but admits she’s “terrible at anything with rackets” — tennis, padel, and badminton.

She first joined OM’s youth team as a teenager and says it was “the dream of every kid from Marseille.”

Her childhood dream was to play for OM in Division 1 and at the Stade Vélodrome — and now, as captain, she’s living that dream.