Laure Boulleau partners with Quick following FDJ United deal
Former French international and consultant Laure Boulleau has officially signed a partnership with fast-food chain Quick, just weeks after announcing an agreement with FDJ United.
Laure Boulleau continues to expand her commercial partnership portfolio. The former PSG and France left-back (65 caps) officially signed a deal with fast-food chain Quick on Tuesday, less than a month after announcing her engagement with FDJ United on September 16.
In a spot published on her Instagram account, Boulleau plays a journalist questioning the brand’s new burgers at a press conference — Krispy Giant, Flamed Giant, Big Giant and Giant. “Yes, hello. Four legends in the same team, that’s never been seen before… Why this Dream Team?” she asks them. The Quick collaborator has 834,000 followers on the platform, compared to 233,000 for the brand itself.
Quick thus joins Google and Orange among the partners of the 39-year-old consultant, who is multiplying commitments during a particularly busy back-to-school season.
On the media front, Boulleau remains integrated into Canal+ team, both as a consultant and as a reporter. She notably produced a documentary titled Violence in Football, What If We Calmed Down?, scheduled for October 18.
In parallel, the former international recently founded the association Contrepied, dedicated to combating violence in football. “Football gave me everything,” she says. “It’s time to give back what it taught me.”
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