After Mathieu Bodmer, it’s another player’s turnAmiens, as it happens Christophe Jallet to hang up the crampons. Indeed, the 36-year-old right-back who began his professional career in 2003 at Niort and which subsequently evolved into FC Lorient, at PSG, at theOlympique Lyonnais, at theOGC Nice and finally to Amiens, told L’Equipe that he didn’t want to make the year too long.
“I did not really want to finish on this coronavirus crisis, I did not live a successful season, there was this descent where Amiens was completely wronged. I asked myself more questions, I have had time for the past four months (smiles). Would my body be fit to go back for a season? What’s best for my family? For me? Better stop now rather than to do an extra year with the risk of injury. (…) Amiens did not kick me out and the club even offered me one more season, whether in Ligue 1 or Ligue 2. But I arrived at the end of the road. The stop may seem brutal but it was a construction. I am not in the position of the player who hopes, but does not find a club and ends up stopping. ” Jallet said.
The now ex French international could quickly start a career in the media as a football consultant.
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