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France Raphaël Varane established himself as a central figure in football, achieving significant success with Real Madrid and the French national team, culminating in a World Cup victory.
Global sports company PUMA has signed a long-term partnership with Real Madrid and France national team star Raphaël Varane, transitioning him from Nike to PUMA's Ultra boots.
Raphaël Varane joined Xavier Marin, CEO of TRAIL, as an advisor for the SLAM private equity fund, which focuses investments on sports, luxury goods, and art.
Emerging memorabilia brand Club Legacyz announced a partnership with Raphaël Varane for a card collaboration.
Raphaël Varane, along with rugby star Antoine Dupont, invested in MORFO, a company specializing in drone reforestation.
HARMAN announced Raphaël Varane as a Global Brand Ambassador for JBL, recognizing him as one of Europe's most promising young soccer players.
CAA Base signed Raphaël Varane for representation in all areas, continuing its partnership with Polaris Sports, Gestifute's commercial arm, to jointly manage his marketing rights.
Raphaël Varane became a new HUGO BOSS ambassador for their EURO2020 Campaign, representing the brand during the tournament.
Raphaël Varane, born in Lille, France, on April 25, 1993, developed his football career at Lens, making his professional debut at 17. After one season, he transferred to Real Madrid in 2011 at the age of 18. During his ten seasons with Real Madrid, Varane became a fundamental player in a historic era for the club. His tenure saw him accumulate an impressive 18 titles, including four UEFA Champions League trophies, three of which were won consecutively between 2014 and 2018. He also secured four FIFA Club World Cups, three UEFA Super Cups, three La Liga titles, one Copa del Rey, and three Supercopa de España. Across his 360 appearances for Real Madrid, he scored 17 goals, demonstrating his ability both defensively and in attack.
Varane’s career highlights include a notable year in 2018, where he won his fourth European Cup with Real Madrid and subsequently the FIFA World Cup with the French national team. His performance earned him a spot in the FIFA/FIFPro World XI for that year. In 2021, Varane moved to Manchester United, adding an FA Cup in 2024 and an EFL Cup in 2023 to his accolades over three seasons. He later joined Como in 2024 but announced his retirement from professional football in September the same year after a knee injury. Internally, he represented France at various youth levels before making his senior international debut in 2013. He earned 93 caps for France, participating in multiple World Cups, including the victorious 2018 campaign and a runner-up finish in 2022. He announced his retirement from international football in 2023, leaving a legacy as a highly decorated defender.
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