Fabrice Picault
Fabrice Picault is a professional soccer player known for his dynamic presence on the field as a forward. Born on July 23, 1991, in Paris, France, he has played for various clubs in both Europe and the United States, including stints in Major League Soccer (MLS). Picault is recognized for his speed and agility, making him a valuable asset in attacking positions. In a recent match in the FIFA Club World Cup, he had a notable opportunity to score with a header that was saved by Egyptian goalkeeper Mohamed El Shenawy, highlighting his contributions to the game.
Born on Jan 23, 1991 (35 years old)
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Costa Rica:
Fabrice Picault was the author of the first goal of Haiti in their match against Trinidad and Tobago.
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Haiti:
Fabrice Picault scored the opening goal for Haiti against Trinidad and Tobago.
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Haiti:
Fabrice Picault is one of the Haitian footballers who arrived in Kingston to prepare for upcoming matches.
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Honduras:
Fabrice Picault, also known as Fafà Picault, is a forward for Inter Miami in the MLS.
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Argentina:
Fabrice Picault attempted a header that was saved by El Shenawy.
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