David Trezeguet
David Sergio Trezeguet
French footballer (born 1977) (Wikidata description)
- Nationality
- France
- Born
- 15 October 1977
- Position
- Forward
- Preferred foot
- Not verified
- Senior career
- 1994–2014
Clubs Club Atlético Platense · AS Monaco FC · Juventus FC · Hércules CF · Baniyas SC · Club Atlético River Plate · Newell's Old Boys · FC Pune City
Career statistics
Club figures here are senior domestic-league matches unless marked otherwise; international figures are full senior caps. Youth, reserve, Olympic, friendly and unofficial matches are excluded from totals. Totals are summed from the individual sourced records below. Where a record is missing, the figure is shown as unavailable — never as zero.
Club league apps
410
Club league goals
211
International caps
71
International goals
34
League goals / match
0.51
International goals / cap
0.48
All official apps
Unavailable
All-competition totals not yet sourced
Goals per 90
Unavailable
Requires minutes for every match
Assists: Unavailable — assists were not recorded consistently before the modern data era.
Club-by-club and international breakdown
| Team | Years | Counts | Apps | Goals |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Club Atlético PlatenseClub | 1994–1995 | League | 5 | 0 |
| AS Monaco FCClub | 1995–2000 | League | 93 | 52 |
| France men's national association football teamNational team | 1998–2008 | Full caps | 71 | 34 |
| Juventus FCClub | 2000–2010 | League | 245 | 138 |
| Hércules CFClub | 2010–2011 | League | 31 | 12 |
| Baniyas SCClub | 2011 | League | 3 | 0 |
| Newell's Old BoysClub | 2013–2014 | League | 24 | 7 |
| FC Pune CityClub | 2014 | League | 9 | 2 |
Season by season
Season-level records are unavailable for this player in the current sources. They will appear here when a licensed season-by-season source is imported.
Team accolades
- ×3
Serie A
Domestic
- 2001–02 · Juventus FC
- 2002–03 · Juventus FC
- 2004–05 · Juventus FC
- ×2
Ligue 1
Domestic
- 1996–97 · AS Monaco FC
- 1999–00 · AS Monaco FC
- ×1
Argentine Primera División
Domestic
- 2013 · Newell's Old Boys
- ×1
FIFA World Cup
International
- 1998 · France men's national association football team
- ×1
UEFA European Championship
International
- 2000 · France men's national association football team
Sourced stated or derived from referenced statementsProvisional inferred from club stint dates — squad membership not individually verifiedVerified checked by an editor
Individual accolades
No dated individual awards from the catalog are recorded for this player in the current sources. This may reflect incomplete source data rather than an absence of awards; editors can add sourced entries.
Career timeline
1994
- Joins Club Atlético Platense — Until 1995
1995
- Joins AS Monaco FC — Until 2000
1997
- Ligue 1 winner — 1996–97 · AS Monaco FC(provisional)
1998
- FIFA World Cup winner — 1998 · France men's national association football team
- Senior international debut: France men's national association football team — Until 2008
2000
- UEFA European Championship winner — 2000 · France men's national association football team
- Ligue 1 winner — 1999–00 · AS Monaco FC(provisional)
- Joins Juventus FC — Until 2010
2002
- Serie A winner — 2001–02 · Juventus FC(provisional)
2003
- Serie A winner — 2002–03 · Juventus FC(provisional)
2005
- Serie A winner — 2004–05 · Juventus FC(provisional)
2010
- Joins Hércules CF — Until 2011
2011
- Joins Baniyas SC — Until 2011
2012
- Joins Club Atlético River Plate — Until 2014
2013
- Argentine Primera División winner — 2013 · Newell's Old Boys(provisional)
- Joins Newell's Old Boys (loan) — Until 2014
2014
- Joins FC Pune City — Until 2014
Statistical score explained
Snapshot v2, methodology v1.0.0, published 27 October 2026. Each category is scored 0–100, multiplied by its weight, and summed. Full methodology →
Overall score
40.9
Rank #80
Partially verified5/5 categories with full evidence · 20% of inputs directly sourced
Coverage describes how complete the evidence is. It is not a probability and is separate from the score.
Peak performanceFull evidence28.6+8.57 points
- Best window
- 1998–2002
- Individual award points in window
- 0
- Award availability in window
- 0.933
- Team honor points in window
- 24.5
- Peak index
- 12.25
v1 measures peak through documented recognition (awards and titles) in the best rolling window, because season-level performance data is not available consistently across eras.
Career performanceFull evidence63.8+15.94 points
- League goals per match
- 0.515 → 55.34
- International goals per cap
- 0.479 → 57.62
- International caps per year
- 6.45 → 77.73
Individual accoladesFull evidence0.0+0.00 points
- Contemporary award points
- 0
- Award availability coverage
- 0.954
- Era-adjusted contemporary points
- 0
- Retrospective all-time honors
- 0
Team accomplishmentsFull evidence59.0+8.85 points
- Team honor points
- 35
- Club-league catalog coverage
- 0.81
- FIFA World Cup (1998)
- 12
- Argentine Primera División (2013)
- 2
- Ligue 1 (1996–97)
- 2.5
- Ligue 1 (1999–00)
- 2.5
- Serie A (2001–02)
- 3
- Serie A (2002–03)
- 3
- Serie A (2004–05)
- 3
- UEFA European Championship (2000)
- 7
Some club titles are inferred from stint dates overlapping a title-winning season (squad membership not individually verified).
LongevityFull evidence75.8+7.58 points
- Senior career length (years)
- 21 → 100
- Documented elite seasons
- 7 → 59
- International career length (years)
- 11 → 71
Appearance totals are deliberately not used, so accumulating matches alone does not raise this score.
Editorial biography
No editorial biography has been written yet. Biographies are written by hand with sources; none are generated automatically.
Sources
- Wikidata: David Trezeguet (Q183967)CC0 1.0 · retrieved 27 October 2026
- Wikimedia Commons: David Trezeguet became Save the Dream Ambassador, 2017 (cropped).jpgCC BY 2.0 · retrieved 27 October 2026