The companion of the goalkeeper of the French found dead
Currently engaged with the France team at the Women’s Euro in England, Pauline Peyraud-Magnin has lost her partner, Camille Nell, who died in early July in Turin.
Pauline Peyraud-Magnin is currently playing the Women’s Euro in England.
AFP
Camille Nell, Pacs partner of Pauline Peyraud-Magnin, goalkeeper of the France team who is currently playing the Women’s Euro in England, was found dead in early July in the apartment she shared with the player in Turin, in Italy, AFP learned from concordant sources.
Camille Nell’s family has been informed of her death at the Juventus player’s Turin home on July 4, Catherine Marlin, the mother of the 27-year-old young woman, told AFP, without being able to specify the circumstances of her death. the death. Contacted by AFP, Italian justice replied: “The investigation is ongoing and remains covered by secrecy”.
“The family’s requests have been, as far as possible, all met. My service has been working, from the start, in close collaboration with the French consulate in Milan, ”continued Enrico Arnaldi di Balme, deputy prosecutor in Turin.
Pacsées in 2020
The French team completed a three-week internship to prepare for the Euro, which ended after a second friendly match against Vietnam on July 1 in Orleans (central France). The players then benefited from three days of rest, before flying to England on July 5. “We have no comment to make on anything that concerns Pauline’s private life,” the sports agency that manages the player’s interests and image told AFP.
Camille Nell had signed a civil partnership in 2020 with the goalkeeper of Les Bleues (28 selections), the first active French international footballer to make her homosexuality public in August 2020. In March 2021, while “PPM” was playing Atlético Madrid, the two young women had received AFP for an interview in the privacy of their apartment in the suburbs of the Spanish capital, rejoicing in the many messages of support received after this “coming out”.
Indisputable holder in the cage of the France team, Pauline Peyraud-Magnin stood out when the Bleues entered the Euro Cup on Sunday July 10, multiplying the decisive parades against Italy (5 -1). She was less to her advantage on Thursday against Belgium (2-1).
Posted today at 12:54 p.m.
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