Jérémy Jacquet is a French defender born on 13/07/2005 (20) in Bondy. He is 190cm tall and weighs 77kg. He grew up playing football at Stade Rennes and is currently part of the first team. He mainly plays as a central defender in a 3-man defence, in Stade Rennes' 3-5-2.
From a physical point of view, Jérémy Jacquet has an impressive physique, with an above-average height and a high centre of gravity. He is an incredible, dominant athlete with well-defined musculature. It does not have a high step frequency, but it still turns out to be fast. The player has good agility, balance, and coordination despite his physique.
Jérémy Jacquet is a central defender and his preferred foot is his right, but he also confidently uses his weak foot, even with away passes. He has a good basic technique, and in directing the play, he places himself mainly on the left. He is not afraid to take risks with the ball (he sometimes tries to dribble and also relies on medium- and long-range passes). He has a good header and makes his mark on the set kicks. He is an aggressive defender, strong in 1v1 (he stays close to his opponent and follows him into the opposing area), and he constantly tries to anticipate his opponent. However, his style of play exposes him to various disciplinary sanctions. Jérémy Jacquet also has excellent positioning, allowing him to intercept many passes and shots.
From a mental perspective, the player has a strong personality and leadership: despite his young age, he leads the defence in various game situations, recalls his teammates, and suggests passes. He already has technical-physical mastery, but because of his style of play, he proves too impetuous (many warnings).
Overall, Jérémy Jacquet proved to be an excellent prospect with space for improvement: He stands out above all for his 1v1 quality, charisma, physical strength, and good basic technique. The French defender, however, has yet to mature and has shown more of his impetuousness in his interventions. He has the potential to become a world-class central defender, perhaps in perspective, by approaching Bremer in terms of type and level.
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From a physical point of view, Jérémy Jacquet has an impressive physique, with an above-average height and a high centre of gravity. He is an incredible, dominant athlete with well-defined musculature. It does not have a high step frequency, but it still turns out to be fast. The player has good agility, balance, and coordination despite his physique.
Jérémy Jacquet is a central defender and his preferred foot is his right, but he also confidently uses his weak foot, even with away passes. He has a good basic technique, and in directing the play, he places himself mainly on the left. He is not afraid to take risks with the ball (he sometimes tries to dribble and also relies on medium- and long-range passes). He has a good header and makes his mark on the set kicks. He is an aggressive defender, strong in 1v1 (he stays close to his opponent and follows him into the opposing area), and he constantly tries to anticipate his opponent. However, his style of play exposes him to various disciplinary sanctions. Jérémy Jacquet also has excellent positioning, allowing him to intercept many passes and shots.
From a mental perspective, the player has a strong personality and leadership: despite his young age, he leads the defence in various game situations, recalls his teammates, and suggests passes. He already has technical-physical mastery, but because of his style of play, he proves too impetuous (many warnings).
Overall, Jérémy Jacquet proved to be an excellent prospect with space for improvement: He stands out above all for his 1v1 quality, charisma, physical strength, and good basic technique. The French defender, however, has yet to mature and has shown more of his impetuousness in his interventions. He has the potential to become a world-class central defender, perhaps in perspective, by approaching Bremer in terms of type and level.
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