Andre-Pierre Gignac was the Euro 2016 runner-up who stood out for playing in Mexico, becoming Tigres UANL's record scorer and contributing to multiple trophies.
Lucien Laurent scored the first-ever World Cup goal for France in 1930, remaining a significant figure despite only notching two international goals.
Fleury Di Nallo, Lyon's top scorer, won the Coupe de France three times and had a notable national team presence with 10 caps and 8 goals.
Anthony Martial, honored by Manchester United, achieved success domestically but faced varied impact with the French national team compared to his club performances.
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