World Cup
RC Lens hero PSG Risser brightens hometown before Champions showdown
Robin Risser, the 21‑year‑old goalkeeper of RC Lens, spent nearly an hour on 5 August at the EHPAD in his native village of Beblenheim, Alsace, chatting with residents, signing autographs and posing for photos before returning to the club ahead of the season‑opening Trophée des Champions against PSG at 20h45.
The visit was described by locals as une belle rencontre, la joie palpable parmi les résidents. Risser arrived de son village, took the time to listen to stories and offered a moment of warmth that the elderly praised. His companion also joined, reinforcing the personal touch of the gesture.
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After his recent stint with the France national team at the World Cup in the United States, Risser is set to rejoin the RC Lens squad and focus on the challenges ahead. The goalkeeper will line up for the Sang et Or as they prepare to meet PSG in the Trophée des Champions, a match slated for 20h45. This appearance marks a notable moment, linking his hometown generosity with the high‑profile clash against the Parisian giants.