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Name: Juan Sebastian Veron Nationality: Argentina
Position: midfielder Signing Information: Transferred from: S.S. Lazio, 21/07/2001 £28.1m
Birthdate: 09-03-1975 Years at Club: 2001-2003
Age: (49) Debut: 19/08/2001 v Fulham (H) 3-2 (Premiership)
Birthplace: La Plata, Argentina, South America Previous clubs: Estudiantes de la Plate, Club Atletico, Boca Juniors, UC Sampdoria, Parma AC, S.S. Lazio
Height: 6' 1" (1.85m) Farewell to Manchester United: Transferred to Chelsea, 07/08/2003, £15m
Weight: 12st 6lbs (78.93kg) Passed Away:
Juan Sebastián Verón is regarded as one of the most talented and versatile midfielders of his generation. Known for his exceptional vision, precise passing, and ability to control the tempo of a game, Verón was a creative playmaker who could also contribute defensively. His technical ability and intelligence on the field made him a standout performer in both European and South American football.

Verón began his professional career in Argentina with Estudiantes and later Boca Juniors before moving to Europe, where he played for several top clubs in Italy’s Serie A and the English Premier League. He was particularly successful during his time at Parma and Lazio, where he won domestic titles, including the Serie A title and UEFA Cup with Parma, and the Coppa Italia and UEFA Super Cup with Lazio.

In 2001, Verón transferred to Manchester United for a then-record fee. Although his time in the Premier League was marked by flashes of brilliance, he struggled with consistency and adaptation to the English style of play. Despite this, Verón still contributed to United’s Premier League title win in the 2002-03 season. After United, he had a brief spell at Chelsea before returning to Italy with Inter Milan, where he won multiple domestic titles.

Strengths:
Vision and Passing: Verón was known for his exceptional ability to find teammates with long-range and short-range passes, often orchestrating play from deep midfield positions.
Set-Pieces: A dead-ball specialist, Verón was highly effective with free-kicks and corners, contributing both goals and assists.
Technical Ability: His ball control and first touch were outstanding, allowing him to maintain possession under pressure.
Versatility: Verón could play as a deep-lying playmaker or as a more advanced attacking midfielder, adapting to various tactical systems.
International Career:
Verón was an important player for the Argentina national team, earning 73 caps and scoring 9 goals between 1996 and 2010. He represented Argentina in two FIFA World Cups (1998, 2002) and several Copa América tournaments. His ability to dictate the pace of the game made him a valuable asset for his country, and he was part of Argentina’s squad during their run to the Copa América final in 2007.

Post-Retirement Career:
After retiring as a player, Verón became involved in football administration and management. He returned to Estudiantes, the club where he started his career, and served as the club’s president for several years. Under his leadership, Estudiantes experienced success in domestic and international competitions.

Summary:
Juan Sebastián Verón was a masterful midfielder known for his vision, technical ability, and leadership on the field. His career spanned top clubs in both Europe and South America, where he won numerous titles and individual accolades. While his time at Manchester United and Chelsea was inconsistent, he remains a revered figure in world football, especially for his contributions to Lazio, Parma, and the Argentina national team. Post-retirement, Verón has continued to influence the game through his roles in football administration and development.
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1 2001-2002 5 26 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 40
2 2002-2003 2 25 0 5 0 1 0 0 4 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 42
TOTALS 7 51 0 5 0 2 0 0 4 24 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 82
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