Jérémie Aliadière

Footballer and former striker for Arsenal

Jérémie Aliadière - Athletes & Sports Figures born March 30th, 1983
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Played professional football primarily as a striker. Started career at the youth academy of Lyon before joining Arsenal in 1999. Made first-team appearances for Arsenal and spent time on loan at various clubs including Wolverhampton Wanderers and Celtic. Later played for Middlesbrough and Lorient in Ligue 1. Retired from professional football after a successful career in France and England.

Played for Arsenal F.C. in the Premier League

Scored for Middlesbrough in the Premier League

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