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Public Profile: Jérémie Bréchet

Assuming you mean the French footballer whose name is typically written “Jérémie Bréchet” (born 14 August 1979 in Lyon, France), here is a consolidated public-profile overview. If you meant a different individual spelled “Brchet Jrmie,” see the identification note below.

At a glance

• Full name: Jérémie Bréchet
• Date and place of birth: 14 August 1979, Lyon, France
• Nationality: French
• Profession: Former professional footballer; post-playing involvement in coaching, youth development, and football community initiatives
• Positions: Defender (primarily left-back and centre-back)
• Known for: Olympique Lyonnais academy graduate; Ligue 1 champion with OL in the early 2000s; spells in Serie A and La Liga; capped by France at senior level in the early 2000s

Career highlights (publicly known)

• Olympique Lyonnais (late 1990s–2003): Broke through from the academy to the first team during OL’s rise, contributing to domestic success including league titles.
• Inter Milan (2003–2004): Moved to Serie A, gaining top-flight European experience.
• Real Sociedad (mid‑2000s): Competed in La Liga, adding Spanish league experience to his career.
• FC Sochaux‑Montbéliard (late 2000s–early 2010s): Established presence back in Ligue 1; noted for reliability and leadership.
• Later years: Additional stints in France and abroad before retirement, maintaining a reputation as a tactically astute, versatile defender.

News and recent activity

As of the latest information available up to October 2024, public updates about Jérémie Bréchet typically feature him in alumni spotlights, academy events, training clinics, and community-driven football programs. Coverage appears periodically in French sports media and OL-related channels, often around anniversaries, alumni matches, or youth development features. For the most current news, consult reputable outlets such as L’Équipe, Le Progrès (Lyon), RMC Sport, So Foot, and official communications from Olympique Lyonnais and the French Football Federation (FFF).

Social media details

Public-facing social media accounts may exist, but handles can change and impersonation is common. To verify authenticity:

• Look for verified badges and cross‑references from official sources (OL, FFF, or recognized media profiles).
• Check for links from club alumni pages or interviews that cite an official handle.
• Review posting history for consistent career references, language, and credible interactions with verified clubs and teammates.

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Recent projects and appearances (public-facing)

• Youth coaching and mentoring: Participation in training camps, academy sessions, and grassroots initiatives aimed at defender development and match intelligence.
• Punditry and analysis: Occasional media appearances or quotes in features about OL’s history, Ligue 1, or defensive tactics.
• Alumni and charity events: Matches, testimonial appearances, and cause-driven football events, often coordinated through clubs or local organizations.

Where to find authoritative information

• Club archives: Olympique Lyonnais official site and alumni content.
• Federation profiles: FFF player databases and historical match records.
• Statistics databases: Recognized football data platforms that track career timelines, appearances, and honors.
• Press coverage: L’Équipe, RMC Sport, Le Progrès, So Foot for interviews, features, and news.

Identification note

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