Benjamin Pavard

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Il Drago

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Benjamin Pavard joins Inter​

The French defender arrives on a permanent basis from Bayern Munich​


A career made up of many days, matches and moments. Some of them, though, are unforgettable and changed his life for good. The moment that put the name Benjamin Jacques Marcel Pavard up in lights is almost obvious: the 57th minute of France vs. Argentina on 30 June 2018 in the World Cup round of 16 in Russia. He scored a stunning goal that immediately went down in French football folklore.

Pavard's story began longer ago than that, however, in Maubeuge, in the Nord department of France, where Benjamin was born on 28 March 1996. It's a place far from the limelight, where Inter's new defender took his first steps. Pavard grew up in Jeumont, a small village of around 10,000 inhabitants close to the Belgian border. It was here that it all began. His passion for football was handed down to him by his father Frédéric, who played in the third tier of French football and showered the young Benjamin with gifts. The gift was always the same: a football.

After starting his footballing journey with US Jeumont, Pavard signed for the LOSC Lille academy, his favourite club, at nine years of age. Four times a week, his parents would drive him the 100km to training. Benjamin would soon move there to pursue his dream. Years of sacrifice and improvement led to his Ligue 1 debut against Nantes in January 2015.

Following two seasons of professional football in France, he moved over the border to Germany, to join VfB Stuttgart. Pavard played for Die Schwaben for three years, making 88 appearances and contributing to the club's promotion back to the Bundesliga. While at Stuttgart, the trajectory of his career changed for good. He was a surprise inclusion in Didier Deschamps' squad for the 2018 World Cup. Despite being a surprise call-up, he contributed heavily as Les Blues became world champions, playing six matches and scoring that incredible goal against Argentina, which was ultimately named goal of the tournament.

Since then, Pavard's career has taken off. He joined Bayern in 2019 and went on to win every single trophy available to him during his time with the Bavarian giants, even scoring the winner against Tigres as Die Roten were crowned Club World Cup champions. In total, he played 163 times for Bayern, scoring twice and winning eleven trophies. It was a spell laden with successes and silverware.

Hard work, experience and hunger to win, this is what Pavard will bring to the Nerazzurri now.

#WelcomeBenjamin

 

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Welcome, pretty excited about this one..
 

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Welcome indeed, our defence is definitely improved compared to last season. Unlike Skriniar he actually fit into a 3 man defence and has some decent ball handling skills and like Bastoni can do some damage forward as well.

But can’t help feel a bit sorry for Darmian who has been a bit of a revelation there.
 

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Mods, bring up the poll
 

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You know back in the days people dream of having two invasive wingers, guess what we have 2 invasive CBs. Eat shit BBilan and Jube!!!!!!!!!
 

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Welcome to Inter. Not so much else to be said, the guy is super excited to be here and he's been pushing hard for this transfer.

Already a legend of this club. Grande!
 

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But can’t help feel a bit sorry for Darmian who has been a bit of a revelation there.
Darmian is almost 34, he'll be fine in getting some rest without having to worry about who's taking his place
 
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