Born in Rouen on October 15, 1977, David Trezeguet left for Argentina, a country of origin of his family. Son of a professional footballer, he will follow this path. Except that he will choose to play for the French team. Champion of the 1998 world and European 2000 with the Blues, the center-forward will also play for AS Monaco, Juventus or the Hercules Alicante in Europe.
Trained at the Argentinian club of plaster, he will return to Argentina at the end of his career. He will notably play for River Plate who will then lend him to the Newell's Old Boys. Now forty-seven, David Trezeguet wants to return to River Plate.
Obviously not as a player, but directly as president. The information was unveiled Tuesday by TNT SPORTS Who explains that the former star football star plans to run for the elections that will take place next December.
Opponent number one to Jorge Brito?
According to the media, nothing is yet final, but David Trezeguet may well be the number one opposition candidate against the current direction of River Plate embodied by Jorge Brito. The latter must also announce whether or not he will be a candidate for his own succession. In the meantime, David Trezeguet would be hard at work to constitute his team in order to take power in the club of which he wore the colors for a year and a half.
Once his career as a footballer is over, the one who played Juventus for ten years returned to live in Turin. He graduated from manager in the Royal Spanish Federation. He was an ambassador of Juve for three years. It is now a completely different position that he would have in the viewfinder.
