Rémi Garde
Rémi Garde is a celebrated French Athlete, born in 1966, known for their distinctive work in the field.
French football manager (born 1966)
"Garde's most defining career moment as a manager came when he led Olympique Lyonnais to victory in the 2012 Coupe de France, securing their first major trophy in four years." — About Rémi Garde
| Metric | Rémi Garde | Avg Athlete | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Age | 60 | 48 | +12 yrs |
| Height | 178cm (5'10") | 175cm | +3cm |
| Career length | 42 yrs | ~35 yrs | +7 yrs |
| Based on 100 Athlete profiles in our database | |||
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Facts about Rémi Garde
Did you know that Rémi Garde, despite his relatively short playing career at Arsenal, was highly valued by Arsène Wenger for his tactical intelligence and leadership qualities on the pitch?
- He was one of Arsène Wenger's very first signings at Arsenal in 1996, helping to lay foundation for success.
- Despite limited appearances, he was part of Arsenal's historic 1998 Premier League and FA Cup double-winning squad.
- Garde won the Coupe de France as manager of Lyon in 2012, beating Marseille in the final.
- His playing career was unfortunately cut short at age 33 due to persistent knee injuries.
- Before becoming a full-time coach, Garde worked as a television pundit for French channel Canal+.
Garde's most defining career moment as a manager came when he led Olympique Lyonnais to victory in the 2012 Coupe de France, securing their first major trophy in four years. This achievement showcased his tactical acumen and ability to develop young talent within a challenging Ligue 1 environment.
Rémi Garde is remembered as a technically astute coach who emphasized youth development, particularly during his successful tenure at Lyon. He is seen as a thoughtful figure in French football, known for his commitment to disciplined play.