Cristian Jeandet

Quick Facts

Full Name	Cristian Jeandet
Occupation	Association Football Player
Date Of Birth	Mar 1, 1975(1975-03-01)
Age	49
Birthplace	Concordia
Country	Argentina
Birth City	Entre Ríos
Horoscope	Pisces

Cristian Jeandet Biography

Cristian Jeandet is one of the most popular and richest Association Football Player who was born on March 1, 1975 in Concordia, Entre Ríos, Argentina. Cristian Daniel Jeandet (born on March 1st 1975) is a retired Argentine football player. In December, he resigned after having played in 23 clubs as well as in the top leagues of eight countries: Argentina, Italy, FR Yugoslavia, Chile, Bolivia, Peru, Morocco and Venezuela. He is considered along with Lutz Pfannenstiel as well as Sebastian Abreu among the best famous globetrotters.

The introduction of a major Bolivian club appeared initially promising, but the team was at the time experiencing serious issues. After three months of Blooming the club’s situation was becoming unsustainable with several coaches changing and players were getting no compensation and were in a strike. Jeandet was forced to leave the club and departed Bolivia and relocated to Peru where the club he joined was Club Aurora. He remained at Aurora for six important months for the club, as Jeandet played a crucial role for the team from Cochabamba which was crowned this year’s Copa Simon Bolivar thus earning the promotion after 14 years into the Liga de Futbol Profesional Boliviano which is the top national league. Jeandet had two assists in the decisive win that was won by Aurora over Fancesa 5-1.

After this disastrous decision, Jeandet was decided to reanimate his career. After spells at Sarmiento de Junin and Estudiantes de Buenos Aires he moved again abroad. After trials in Austria, he joined in 2007, along Claudio Ortiz, Wydad Casablanca, becoming the first Argentinians to play in the Moroccan top league, the Botola. He played with Wydad in the CAF Champions League. The African adventure was followed by a trip to Venezuela where he played with Mineros de Guayana.

Criistian Jeandet has four children, the older one, Catalina, then Constanza, Jeremías and Felipe. By spring 2014, Jeremías was playing football in Belgrano as striker.

When he left Sartid, Jeandet crossed back to the Atlantic however instead of returning to home country of Argentina and then going to Chile where was a part of Palestino. There were three other Argentinian players on the team and Jeandet did well in his adaptation, but within a short time the club changed their coach, and Argentinian Ricardo Dabrowski was brought in, who stated that Jeandet wasn’t part of his plans. This meant the end of the brief time with Palestino in Chile which was followed by Jeandet was able to return to Argentina. Dalcio Giovagnoli notified him of the huge plan Central Cordoba was having under in the process during the period. Many of Jeandet’s former teammates from Newell’s were also players at at the club and Jeandet enjoyed a successful 2000-01 season at Central Cordoba. They made it to an “octogonal” with Jeandet scoring 9 goals and were knocked out during the first round of the playoffs against Instituto de Cordoba which were well-coached and led under Gerardo “Tata” Martino. Jeandet made the move into Instituto for the following season However, after Tito Martino already gone, and not having many opportunities to be a regular player in the squad, Jeandet opted to leave when a lucrative deal from Bolivian team Blooming was made via his agent.

Cristian Jeandet Net Worth

Cristian Jeandet is one of the richest Association Football Player from Argentina. According to our analysis, Wikipedia, Forbes & Business Insider, Cristian Jeandet 's net worth $5 Million. (Last Update: December 11, 2023)

The birthplace of the family was Concordia, Entre Rios, Argentina He began playing in the local club Estudiantes Concordia when he was twelve years old. According to his own words, he scored 60 goals over 23 games during his first season and 73 goals over 36 games during the next and was awarded an award to recognize the best goals scored at the youth level, at that time in the town that was Parana, Entre Rios. Following that the Newell’s Old Boys coach, Marcelo Bielsa, accompanied him to trial. Jeandet went on to play for six years at junior levels at Newell’s getting promoted into the team’s first squad, but not making it to the league. The next step was loans for the first six months with Ferrocaril de Concordia playing at Torneo Argentina A between 1995 and 1996 however they were not able to progress for the final stage of the tournament. Then following that to the same level club Patronato in 1996-97, getting them into semi-finals.

After the loan to Argentino A, Jeandet left Newell’s and was a part of Lanus. He was up against tough competition for a place in the team , including the more senior and experienced Claudio Enria and Ariel “Chupa” Lopez. He did not make it to the first team in the league, and so his departure was again leaving for the United States to cross the Atlantic and eventually settling in Italy. He first played for Fidelis Andria, who were playing with them in Serie B at that time and made four appearances. Then, he joined Casertana F.C. and Fidenza. Fidenza was not a smooth transition to Fidenza, and he made the decision during the winter break between 1999 and 2000 to traverse over the Adriatic to join Serbian club Sartid Smederevo playing back then in the First League of FR Yugoslavia. He was there for for six months in Yugoslavia before leaving Sartid at the close in the course of. Between, he spent period on the pitch in Switzerland playing for FC Lugano.

Next, he joined Peruvian top-league side Sport Boys where he played coached by his compatriot Jorge Sampaoli during 2003. At the time his daughter Catalina was about to born, his wife wanted to have her in Argentina. By that time, Jeandet was approached by Cienciano president with an offer to join the club and become their main striker in their upcoming Copa Sudamericana campaign, but with Jeandet disbelief of Cienciano doing well in the Copa, and the disadvantage of that meaning a move to Cusco, Peru, over his wife’s desire to return to Argentina, Jeandet dropped the offer from Cienciano and joined Argentinian side Gimnasia y Esgrima. Playing in the Primera B Nacional, they finished the season relegated. Besides the bad sporting result, the club also failed to pay the last six salaries, which meant also a bad financial decision for him, and to make the bad choice even harder, Cienciano surprisingly won the Copa Sudamericana that season, and consequently, the Recopa Sudamericana as well.

Height, Weight & Body Measurements

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Facts & Trivia

Cristian Ranked on the list of most popular Association Football Player. Also ranked in the elit list of famous people born in Argentina. Cristian Jeandet celebrates birthday on March 1 of every year.