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France David Trezeguet is a former professional footballer known for his prolific goalscoring and successful career with clubs like Monaco and Juventus, as well as the French national team. He now leverages his extensive experience in football as a brand ambassador and actively participates in various promotional activities.
The partnership between Hublot and football has stood firm for the last ten years. Hublot was the first luxury brand to invest in the sport. David Trezeguet became a 'friend of the brand' and participated in events such as the revamped Hublot boutique opening at Marina Bay Sands in Singapore.
David Trezeguet was appointed an official Brand Ambassador for Juventus, representing the club's values and brand globally. This role continued for several years, including a renewed three-year agreement.
3WE signed French World Cup winner David Trezeguet, granting them the marketing rights to him as a Brand Ambassador for the Group's marketing campaigns and advertising efforts.
David Trezeguet received ARARAT brandy bearing his name, and was introduced to the centuries-old heritage and unique collection of Armenian brandies.
David Trezeguet was selected as a Trussardi ambassador, establishing his status in the fashion arena through a partnership with the fashion house.
David Sergio Trezeguet, born on October 15, 1977, in Rouen, France, grew up in Buenos Aires, Argentina, beginning his football career at Club Atlético Platense at the age of eight. He made his professional debut for Platense in the Argentine Primera División in 1994, appearing in five matches before moving to France. In 1995, Trezeguet joined Monaco in Division 1, where he developed a notable striking partnership with Thierry Henry. During his time at Monaco, he secured two Division 1 championships in the 1996–97 and 1999–2000 seasons, and also won the 1997 Trophée des Champions. He was recognized early in his career, earning the Ligues 1 Young Player of the Year award in 1998.
In 2000, Trezeguet transferred to Serie A club Juventus for a fee of £20 million, marking a significant step in his career. His tenure at Juventus was highly successful, culminating in him being the joint recipient of the Capocannoniere award in the 2001–02 season with 24 goals, contributing to Juventus’ Serie A title win that year. He was also named Serie A Footballer of the Year and Serie A Foreign Footballer of the Year in 2001–02. Despite injury setbacks, he contributed to another Serie A title in 2002–03 and reached the UEFA Champions League Final in 2003. He remained with Juventus even after their relegation to Serie B in 2006 following a football scandal, helping them secure promotion back to Serie A and winning the Serie B title in 2006–07. By the end of his time at Juventus, he accumulated 171 goals across various competitions, making him the fourth-highest goalscorer in the club’s history.
Internationally, Trezeguet represented France from 1998 to 2008, scoring 34 goals in 71 appearances. He was a key member of the French squad that won the 1998 FIFA World Cup and the UEFA Euro 2000, where he scored the golden goal in the final against Italy. Post-Juventus, he had brief stints with Hércules in Spain (2010–2011), Baniyas in the UAE (2011), and River Plate in Argentina (2012–2013), where he helped the club return to the Primera División. He later played for Newell’s Old Boys (2013–2014) and concluded his playing career with FC Pune City in the Indian Super League in 2014, officially retiring in 2015 to join the Juventus management team. His achievements have been recognized with his inclusion in the FIFA 100 list of 125 greatest living players and as a Golden Foot Award Legend in 2015.
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