Sébastien Dewaest (left) was on loan from Belgian club Genk to TFC. – Shutterstock / Sipa
With Sébastien Dewaest, the TFC is arguably the most tattooed player in its venerable history, started in 1937. Body drawings aside, the very cheerful Belgian defender of 20 years (1, 40 m, 90 kg), loaned with option to purchase by Genk this Thursday, shows above all a great experience of the Jupiler League, of the Champions League and the Europa League. Belgian Champion in 2019, Dewaest should do good to the purple defense, weak link of the second in Ligue 2 .
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On the TFC site, the second recruit of the winter, after Swedish goalkeeper Isak Petterson , welcomed his arrival in “a historic club in France”. But the heart of the player trained in Lille is already beating very hard for another tricolor formation. In a live Instagram shot last May
with the Belgian site RTL Sport , Dewaest claimed to have “between 29 and 30 Olympique de Marseille jerseys, even those of the years 90 ”as well as“ a model of the Stade-Vélodrome ”.
Passionate since childhood
“I have been a fan of this club since I was very young,” detailed the player, whose father is French. I watched the matches at the time on Canal + and it was the supporters who made me love football and OM. “On social networks, the neo-Toulousain displays his passion, for example by commenting on the publications of Phocéen or René Malleville, essential actors of the Marseille gallery.
Some mischievous Toulouse supporters observe that Dewaest will not be disoriented if he plays a TFC – OM in Ligue 1 next season , as the Stadium is traditionally adorned in blue and white for this poster.
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