1997

David Trezeguet is one of the most prominent examples of world class attackers that have risen through the ranks at AS Monaco. From the 1997-98 season onwards, the Frenchman proved his abilities, most notably his instinct in front of goal, by helping his side win the Trophée des Champions and two Ligue 1 titles.

Trezeguet was also included in France’s legendary 1998 FIFA World Cup™ winning team at 20 years of age, scoring his first goal for Les Bleus in the group stage of the tournament.

2000

Having already enjoyed tremendous international success with Les Bleus by winning the FIFA World Cup™ in their home country two years before, the UEFA European Football Championship win in 2000 marked another special moment in David Trezeguet’s career.

Italy looked set to be crowned champions of Europe until Trezeguet’s introduction late in the game, when he set up Sylvain Wiltord’s last minute equalizer, before sealing the title by scoring the Golden Goal with a thumping left-footed volley.

2002

David Trezeguet’s performance during Juventus’ 2001-02 Serie A winning season is considered by many to be his best during a successful decade with the club. Combining his incredible physical ability with his natural instinct for goal, he scored 32 goals in all competitions that season, including an impressive 8 goals in the UEFA Champions League.

Trezeguet’s brilliance throughout the campaign saw him finish as joint top scorer and named Serie A Footballer of the Year.

	YEAR	RTG	POS	PAC	SHO	PAS	DRI	DEF	PHY
BASE	1997	88	ST	84	86	66	77	40	75
MID	2000	89	ST	82	90	68	80	43	76
PRIME	2002	91	ST	81	92	70	82	45	80