David Trezeguet

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David Trezeguet's career is defined by moments of brilliance on the biggest stages. He scored the golden goal that won Euro 2000 for France, a strike that remains one of the most iconic in the tournament's history. At Juventus, he became the club's fourth-highest scorer, a remarkable feat for a foreign striker in Serie A. His inclusion in the FIFA 100 in 2004 placed him among the greatest players of his era, and the Golden Foot Legend award in 2015 recognized his lasting impact on the game.

AwardsDavid Trezeguet's trophy cabinet includes two Serie A titles with Juventus, two Ligue 1 titles with Monaco, the 1998 World Cup, and the 2000 European Championship with France. Individually, he shared the Capocannoniere as Serie A's top scorer in 2001–02, was named to the FIFA 100, and received the Golden Foot Legend award in 2015.

Honours & Distinctions

FIFA 100

FIFA·2004

Named by Pelé as one of the 125 greatest living footballers.

Golden Foot Legend

Golden Foot·2015

Awarded for his outstanding career achievements.

Rankings & Lists

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FIFA 100

FIFA·2004

Records & Feats

Golden Goal in Euro 2000 Final

Historic First·2000

Scored the winning goal in the final of UEFA Euro 2000, the first major international tournament decided by a golden goal.

Fourth-Highest Scorer in Juventus History

Career Milestone·2010

Scored 138 league goals for Juventus, placing him fourth on the club's all-time scoring list.