Delon is a defender for the France under-20 side that competes at the U-20 World Cup. He lines up along the right flank as a sideback, wearing the number four shirt and helping shore up the French back line against the tournament's strongest attacks.
The source records no detailed look at Delon beyond his kit. He turns out in France's under-20 uniform and carries the number four on his back.
Little is documented about Delon's temperament or manner. His place on the French roster keeps him among the defensive ranks rather than in the spotlight, appearing across the squad's run through the U-20 World Cup.
Delon works as a full back, a wide defender assigned to one of the flanks. His first duty is shutting down raids along the touchline, tracking wingers and cutting off crosses before they reach the box. When the opening appears he pushes forward too, overlapping into the attack and whipping in crosses of his own.

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Delon's name is derived from a term meaning someone who lived near water or by a river or stream.
Delon is French, representing France's under-20 national team at the U-20 World Cup.
Delon plays full back for France's under-20 team, lining up on the right flank where he tracks wingers, cuts off crosses, and overlaps into the attack when the opportunity arises.
Delon wears jersey number four for France's under-20 team.
Delon first appears in Blue Lock in Chapter 330 of the manga, competing for France at the U-20 World Cup.
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