Moroccan defender Nesryne El Chad dreams big

• She is a Moroccan professional football player
• She was part of the Morocco women’s national team that participated in the 2022 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations
• She was named to the Morocco squad for the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup

Nesryne El Chad is a Moroccan professional footballer who plays as a defender for the Morocco women’s national team and Division 1 Feminine club Lille.

Born and brought up in France to a Moroccan father and a French mother, the defender started playing football at a very young age at AS Saint-Etienne and later joined Lille OSC.

Chad won the Coupe de France Championship and in the following year, she won the French Division 1 Feminine championship.

She also plays for the Morocco women’s national team and was part of the squad that participated in the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations becoming the youngest player to score in the tournament.

The following year, Chad was named to the Morocco squad for the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup. 

NESRYNE EL CHAD BIOGRAPHY

EDUCATIONAL  BACKGROUND

Nasryne is very young and could be in school trying to balance her studies and football talent. She may also have completed her high school level waiting to join the University or she is not schooling at the moment trying to focus on her football career.

Nesryne El Chad. Photo/La Voix du Nord

We have no details about her educational background and these are just speculations.

NET WORTH

The defender is very young in her career and this is the time she is building up her net worth. She is currently doing very well in her club and this is a clear indication that it is just a matter of time before she becomes a big name in Morocco and all over the world with expectations that she will be invited by the Europe clubs.

Nesryne plays for FemininClubub Lille and she could be earning about $54,363 per year. Her new signed contract with the club will run up to 2025 and during the duration she will be playing for them, her salary is likely to increase as well as her net worth according to her performance.

PERSONAL LIFE
Nesryne was born on March 13 2003  in Saint -Etienne, France to a Moroccan father and a French mother. Chad started playing football at an early age and she joined AS Saint-Ettienne where she developed her competence for a couple of years before joining Lille OSC.

Her family has been a source of inspiration and their support has helped her grow in her career she is doing very well hoping she will be the next big star in women’s football.

Her career has not been without challenges especially because it is a male-dominated sport though she was able to overcome that. The other challenge she faced is racism.

Since she was born to a French mother and a Moroccan mother, she faced racism at times though she was able to overcome it and she says she is so proud of her heritage.

Just like any other athlete, she also suffered some injuries which were not a hindrance for her to perform with the level of competition in women’s football increasing all the time, she has to work extra hard to keep it up at the top of her game.

Nesryne is still single and all her concentration is currently on her career.

CAREER

Chad has been playing football since the age of six in a French football club known as AS Saint-Ettienne for a couple of years at the youth level.

She was scouted by Lille OSC, a professional women’s football club, joined them and has since been playing for them.

Nesryne El Chad. Photo/Evect

The defender has been a key player in the club and she helped them win the French Division 1 Feminine championship and the Coupe de France Feminine.

She is also a member of the Morocco women’s national team and was part of the squad that participated in the 2022 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations.

Chad was named to the Morocco squad for the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup. The defender is to be remembered for scoring her first goal for Morocco in a tournament against Uganda at the 2022 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations.

The player’s biggest dream is to win the FIFA Women’s World Cup with Morocco.