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'''Jérémy Druart''' is a professional French Hattrick player playing for [[Arpitan Corinthians FC]].
'''Jérémy Druart''' is a former professional French Hattrick player of [[Arpitania|Arpitan]] descent. Druart spent all seasons of his professional career with [[Arpitan Corinthians FC]], before plannified retiring at the age of 37 in 2021.


== Club career ==
== Club career ==
Druart is a striker who was born in Chamonix and made his debut in professional football, being part of the [[Arpitan Corinthians FC]] squad in the season 74 and 75. He is known for sporting a mullet, his optimism inside and outside the pitch, and his sportsmanship. During and after his active career, he became well known as a ski instructor.  
Druart was born in Chamonix to Paul Druart and Maria Bozon. His older [[Switzerland|Swiss]] nephew [[Alexandre Druart]] {{Playerid|276294869|icon}} is also a professional footballer. As a 19-year-old amateur player for the local team in Chamonix, Druart was called up to the [[National Team U-20 Savoie|Savoyard U-20 squad]] to play in [[NFA U-20 World Cup II|World Cup II]], but was unable to participate due to a hamstring injury. Concentrating on skiing, Druart announced his retirement at age 20.
 
However, on april 2020, Druart came out of retirement at age 33 to join the newly created club [[Arpitan Corinthians FC]]. Being part of the Cortinthians' squad in the season 74 and 75, he made his debut in professional football as a [[Forward|striker]].
 
He is known for sporting a mullet, his optimism inside and outside the pitch, and his sportsmanship. During and after his active career, he became well known as a ski instructor.
 
In January 2021, he did entered in the club's [[Hall of Fame (club)|Hall of Fame]].


== Career statistics ==
== Career statistics ==
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== Memorable Moments ==
== Memorable Moments ==
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| 18 ||align=center|[[Image:Ach_9.png|27px|link=]]||align=left|Was promoted from [[Arpitan Corinthians FC]] youth academy at the age of 17
| 18 ||align=center|[[Image:Ach_9.png|27px|link=]]||align=left|Was promoted from [[Arpitan Corinthians FC]] youth academy at the age of 17
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| 18 ||align=center|[[Image:Scored_hattrick_new.png|40px|link=]]||align=left|Scored his first Hattrick
| [[Arpitan Corinthians FC/Season 74|74]] ||align=center|[[Image:Scored_hattrick_new.png|40px|link=]]||align=left|Scored his first Hattrick
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| 65 ||align=center|[[Image:Goldenboot VI.gif|link=]]||align=left|Became top scorer of Arpitan Corinthians with 11 goals
| [[Arpitan Corinthians FC/Season 74|74]] ||align=center|[[Image:Goldenboot VI.gif|link=]]||align=left|Became club top goalscorer of Arpitan Corinthians FC with 11 goals
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[[Category:French Players|Druart, Jérémy]]
[[Category:French Players|Druart, Jérémy]]

Latest revision as of 14:08, 1 February 2021

Jérémy Druart (450903074)
Personal Information
Full name Jérémy Druart
Age55 years and 43 days
Country  France
PositionForward
Current team Arpitan Corinthians FC
Senior Career
Seasons (Global)TeamAppearances(Goals)
74-76France Arpitan Corinthians FC15(14)
Appearances and goals counted for competitive matches only.

Jérémy Druart is a former professional French Hattrick player of Arpitan descent. Druart spent all seasons of his professional career with Arpitan Corinthians FC, before plannified retiring at the age of 37 in 2021.

Club career

Druart was born in Chamonix to Paul Druart and Maria Bozon. His older Swiss nephew Alexandre Druart is also a professional footballer. As a 19-year-old amateur player for the local team in Chamonix, Druart was called up to the Savoyard U-20 squad to play in World Cup II, but was unable to participate due to a hamstring injury. Concentrating on skiing, Druart announced his retirement at age 20.

However, on april 2020, Druart came out of retirement at age 33 to join the newly created club Arpitan Corinthians FC. Being part of the Cortinthians' squad in the season 74 and 75, he made his debut in professional football as a striker.

He is known for sporting a mullet, his optimism inside and outside the pitch, and his sportsmanship. During and after his active career, he became well known as a ski instructor.

In January 2021, he did entered in the club's Hall of Fame.

Career statistics

Team Season League Cup Trophée Rubis Continental Total
Apps Goals Apps Goals Apps Goals Apps Goals Apps Goals
Arpitan Corinthians FC S-74 6 11 — — — 6 11
S-75 6 1 0 0 2 2 — 8 3
S-76 1 0 0 0 — — 1 0
Career total 13 12 0 0 2 2 0 0 15 14

Memorable Moments

Season Event
18 Was promoted from Arpitan Corinthians FC youth academy at the age of 17
74 Scored his first Hattrick
74 Became club top goalscorer of Arpitan Corinthians FC with 11 goals
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