Dylan Nahi was born on November 30, 1999, in Paris. A very precocious talent, he already has several achievements: youngest professional player (at 15 years old at PSG), youngest player in the French national team (at 17 years old), already a two-time All-Star in the Champions League.
After several years at PSG's training center, Dylan took his first professional steps at the age of 15. At only 23, he is already a vice-world champion, several times French champion and 3 times Champions League finalist.
Dylan quickly gained attention with his speed, agility, and spectacular goals. In addition to his performances at club level, he also excelled at national level, where his explosiveness and technical ability established him as a valuable asset to his team.
Achievements: World Cup runner-up, Champions League finalist, record for youngest professional handball player.
Off the court, Dylan Nahi is appreciated for his humility and positive attitude. He is considered a role model for young handball players, inspiring them with his determination and hard work. At just 23 years old, Dylan is looking to continue developing his game and winning new titles.
We had the pleasure of interviewing him about his career path and ambitions. Looking back at the genesis of his sporting career, Dylan tells us that his first steps led him to basketball and handball. But his heart has its reasons, and it was ultimately in handball that he would flourish. A team sport, he forged strong relationships with his teammates and a boundless respect. But it's also the challenging relationship between opponents in the game that he loves.
Preparation for the 2024 Olympic Games
To the question “how to prepare for such an event?”
Dylan Nahi shares the effects of his focus and determination. He carefully and vigorously prepares for each step to perform at his best at the Olympic Games.
After Career?
While he doesn't yet have a very clear idea about his future, Dylan is nevertheless aware of the importance of preparing for a peaceful and stable post-career before this one.
Patrick Koune
In collaboration with Crescendo Management
Acknowledgments:
– Claudie Pierlot
– Michel Herbelin
– Maison Albar Hotels – Le Vendome – Paris
