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Place of birth
  
Quimper, France

Name
  
Mathieu Moreau

Current team
  
Venezia F.C.

2001-2003
  
Internazionale

Position
  
Goalkeeper

2000-2001
  
Nantes

Height
  
1.89 m

Playing position
  
Goalkeeper

Role
  
Football player


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Full name
  
Mathieu Christian Moreau

Date of birth
  
(1983-02-22) 22 February 1983 (age 32)

Similar People
  
Alex Cordaz, Mattia Altobelli, Nicola Beati

Mathieu Christian Moreau (born 22 February 1983) is a French footballer who plays as a goalkeeper.

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Internazionale

Mathieu Moreau started his career at French most famous youth academy at Nantes. In summer 2001 he joined Internazionale. He won Campionato Nazionale Primavera in summer 2002 as Alex Cordaz's backup.

In summer 2003, he was farmed to Spezia (Serie C1) along with Mattia Altobelli.

A year later, he was loaned to Ternana (Serie B) along with Fabrizio Biava.

Lucchese

In summer 2005, he was loaned again, this time to Lucchese (Serie C1) along with Fabrizio Biava. He played as second choice behind Alex Brunner.

In summer 2006, Lucchese bought half of the player's registration rights, for a peppercorn fee of €500 and a year later bought all the registration rights. But along with Paolo Castelli, also was owned by Inter, failed to play regularly, work behind Brunner and later Massimo Gazzoli.

Varese

In summer 2008, Varese signed him as a free agent, after Lucchese folded. He quickly became the first choice goalkeeper and won 2009 Lega Pro Seconda Divisione. In the next season, Varese gained another advancement: the team ended at second place of Lega Pro Prima Divisione, as well as winning the promotion playoffs.

However, he was the understudy of Massimo Zappino in 2010–11 Serie B. The team finished fourth but failed to win the promotion playoffs. After the departure of Zappino in late August 2011, Moreau became first choice again in the first 4 rounds, win zero wins, 2 draws and 2 loses. Since round 5 Walter Bressan became the first choice.

References

Mathieu Moreau Wikipedia