David Trezeguet

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. After winning the 1998 FIFA World Cup with the French national team, David Trezeguet secured another major title, scoring the golden goal in the UEFA Euro 2000 final against Italy. His professional career began in 1994, making his debut for Club Atlético Platense in the Argentine Primera División with five appearances.

He scored his 300th career goal in 2013 while at Newell’s Old Boys (2013–2014), before concluding his playing career with FC Pune City in 2014. Retiring as a player in 2015, Trezeguet joined the Juventus management team the same year and was recognized as a Golden Foot Award Legend. His achievements are further celebrated with his inclusion in the Juventus Greatest XI of All Time in 2017 and an upcoming induction into the Juventus FC Hall of Fame in 2025. Currently, he serves as a brand ambassador, leveraging his extensive football experience in various promotional activities.