Sports book The French basketball team (according to TrashTalk)

From its first match to its recent successes at the Paris Games, the French basketball team has been enriched by a long history, full of great moments. Exploits that still resonate and that we can enjoy without moderation, lows that hurt us and very highs that make us proud. In the beginning, there was nothing or almost nothing. No orange ball culture, few resources, not even a federation. Then the French team was born in the 1920s and a French Basketball Federation was created in the 1930s. Successes were not long in coming, but neither were disappointments. There were good times, but also years of hardship.From Lucienne Velu to Victor Wembanyama, from Jacques Flouret to Gabby Williams. Via Jacky Chazalon, Hervé Dubuisson, Antoine Rigaudeau, Isabelle Fijalkowski, Paoline Ekambi or Patrick Cham. Jacques Cachemire, Marine Johannès, Nicolas Batum and Sandrine Gruda, without forgetting Tony Parker, Jacqueline Delachet, Robert Busnel and Cathy Melain. Between Evan Fournier, George Brosterhous and Boris Diaw, as well as Yannick Souvré and Guerschon Yabusele... Hundreds of basketball players have had the honour of wearing and defending the colours of France on the international stage. From World Cups to Olympic tournaments or European championships, these Blues have had very different fortunes. This book tells their adventures.To discover or rediscover them, all you have to do is turn the pages and let TrashTalk guide you through 100 years of the history of the French basketball team.