He was a great villain for our country’s sports history, but today he left football.
Undoubtedly, the years after the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, where Argentina lost the football final against Germany were very difficult. This enormous sadness added 2 Copa América finals to Chile where it seemed that the football fate was elusive for Lionel Messi and the rest of the squad.
Luckily, many years later, this streak could be cut, but in 2015 and 2016, Chile was a great executioner of Argentine dreams, and Jean Beausejour was a great protagonist. The Chilean team midfielder played great finals against Argentina and helped his team reach the penalties and win those two editions of the Copa América.
Jean Beasejour
How was Jean Beausejour’s career
The former footballer Jean Beausejour had a great career, with remembered successes such as the two-time championship in the America and 7-0 to Mexico that will be remembered by all Chileans. But His football life began from an early age. At 10 years old went to the lower ones of the University of Chile, and was one of the 4 children left in the club.
In 2002, when I was only 17, debuted in the First Division team against Deportes Concepciónfor the first date of the opening. Anyway, he had no continuity and the following year he was transferred to loan to the University of Concepción, where he would do one of the best campaigns in the history of the club arriving at the semifinals and quarterfinals in the opening and closure respectively.
In 2004 I would have another Opportunity in Catholic University. He reached ownership after the first games and played 15 in total, scoring 3 goals. At the end of the year he emigrated to Swiss football and in 2005 he arrived in Gremio, who was in second and got the ascent with him being a substitute. Anyway, soon He returned to Europeto the football of Belgium in the Gent. Without playing, he went to Cobreloa, then to O’Higgins and his career took a leap when he arrived in America from Mexico.
Although he did not get titles, for his good performance in America and in the 2010 World Cup it was Buy by the Birmingham of England. After about good 2 years, playing in the first team, it was acquired by the Wigan Athletic, where it was until 2014. From there he returned to Chile after the World Cup, to Colo-Colo.
Without a doubt, his best years, he started he won several titles and played in the Chilean team, winning the 2 Americas. First for the Chilean team. In 2016 he was transferred to the University of Chile and there he was until 2020. He then went to Coquimbo Unido and in 2021 he retired.
Jean Beasejour’s life after his withdrawal from football
Finally, when he retired, he began playing the paddle and began to share the court with other figures of the national team such as Matías Fernández, Gonzalo Jara, Carlos Carmona and Fabián Orellana. Despite being focused on his new sports facet, Beausejour maintains his passion for football. As a television commentator, he has closely followed the process of Ricardo Gareca in command of La Roja.
Source: Ambito
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