From a young age, Lore began to show exceptional results. She was distinguished by amazing technique, high speed and excellent positional sense on the field. Her teammates and coaches quickly realized that they were dealing with a truly extraordinary talent. Lor progressed rapidly, moving from one youth team to another and gradually attracting the attention of scouts from the country's leading clubs.
At the age of 15, Laure received her first call-up to the French youth team. Her debut proved to be more than successful: she scored a goal and an assist, helping her team win. After that, her inclusion in the national team became almost inevitable.
In 2004, at the age of 17, Laure signed her first professional contract with Paris Saint-Germain, one of the giants of French women's football. Her transfer to the Parisian camp became big news in football circles, as the young footballer immediately declared herself as a rising star.
Lor's debut in the D1 Féminin – the French top division – came in September 2004. She came on as a second-half substitute and immediately provided an assist, helping her team win. With each subsequent match, Lor became an increasingly confident and dominant figure on the pitch. Her incredible technique, vision and speed allowed her to consistently create dangerous moments in front of the opposition goal.
From her first season, Lohr became one of Paris Saint-Germain's key players. She regularly scored goals and provided assists, helping her team compete for the league title. At the end of the season, Lor joined the symbolic women's team of D1 and became one of the main discoveries of the championship.
In the following seasons, Laure continued to progress and strengthen her position with the Parisians. She became captain of the team and propelled them to the next level, helping them win numerous domestic trophies and regularly participate in the UEFA Women's Champions League. Lor established herself as one of the best midfielders in Europe, attracting the attention of the continent's top clubs.
Alongside her club career, Laure actively competes for the French national team. She made her national team debut in 2006 at the age of 19 and has since become a key player in the first team. Lohr quickly established herself as a central midfielder and began to demonstrate her high level of play on the international stage.
At the 2009 European Championships, Lore was one of the key players in the French team, which reached the semi-finals of the tournament. She scored a goal in the quarter-final match against England and also provided several assists. Despite her defeat in the semi-finals, Lore established herself as one of the best female footballers on the continent.
Two years later, at the 2011 World Championships, Lore again demonstrated an impressive performance. She was the leader of the French team, which for the first time in its history reached the quarter-finals of the World Championship. Lohr scored an important goal in the round of XNUMX against England and also provided several assists. Her performance won the admiration of fans and experts around the world.
After this success, Lore finally established herself as one of the star players of the French team. She was regularly called up to the national team, became captain and led her teammates during major tournaments. At the 2013 European Championships, Lohr was again the leader of the French team, which reached the final, losing only to the German team.
Laure's brilliant performances for Paris Saint-Germain and the French national team did not go unnoticed by Europe's top clubs. In 2015, she received a tempting offer from Spanish side Barcelona, one of the giants of women's football. The midfielder accepted the offer and joined the Catalan club, hoping to win the UEFA Champions League.
Lore made her debut in the Primera Liga, the top division of the Spanish women's league, in September 2015. She immediately adopted Barcelona's game and began to dominate the pitch. Her excellent technique, vision of the game and ability to organize the team's attacks made her an indispensable player.
In his first season in Spain, Lohr helped Barcelona win the domestic league, the Copa del Rey and reach the UEFA Champions League final. Although the Catalans lost to Olympique Lyonnais in the deciding match, Lohr was recognized as one of the best footballers of the tournament.
In the following years, Lohr continued to demonstrate exceptional performances, becoming a key player for Barcelona. She won the Spanish league four times in a row and, in 2021, she finally won the coveted UEFA Champions League trophy. In the last match against Chelsea, Lohr scored a goal and provided two assists, becoming one of the main heroes of the Blaugrana's triumph.
After winning the UEFA Champions League in 2021, Laure Bulleux announced the end of her illustrious career. She spent 17 seasons at the highest level, winning numerous trophies for club and country. During that time, Lore became one of the greatest players in the history of women's football.
Her services were duly appreciated. Lor was repeatedly included in the symbolic teams of the year according to UEFA and FIFA, and became the owner of numerous individual awards. In 2021, she won the title of FIFA Women's Footballer of the Year, definitively confirming her status as an absolute superstar.
After finishing her career, Lore moved into coaching. She held the position of assistant head coach of the French national team, passing on her wealth of experience to the younger generation of footballers. Her name is forever etched in the history of women's football and Laure Bulleux's example inspires thousands of girls around the world to follow their dreams and become football stars.
