Nina Dury has quickly established herself as a versatile two-way threat for France, excelling in both attack and defence at the senior international level. At 21 years old, she captained France to victory at the 2024 IHF Women's Junior World Championship, the first ever gold medal at this age category for France.

Making her senior debut in March 2025 against Germany, Dury shone at the 2025 IHF Women's World Championship in Germany/Netherlands, her first major senior tournament. She scored 12 goals from 20 shots (60% efficiency), with half via fast breaks, plus five steals highlighting her defensive prowess.

Playing for JDA Dijon Handball, Dury's blend of speed on the left wing and defensive intensity makes her a rising star for France's powerhouse squad, tailor-made for a team which is currently experiencing a change of generation.