Jean-Christophe Bahebeck

French and Cameroonian footballer · France · Footballers · Born 1993 · age 33

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2015AS Saint-ÉtienneClub2014Paris Saint-Germain FCClub2014-20152013France national under-21 association football teamClub2013-2014Valenciennes F.C.Club2013-20142012France national under-20 association football teamClub2012-20142011France national under-19 association football teamClub2011-2012Paris Saint-Germain FCClub2010France national under-18 association football teamClub2010-2011Paris Saint-Germain FCClub2010-20122009France national under-16 association football teamClub1993Born1 May 1993

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Teams 12

AS Saint-Étienne2015

Paris Saint-Germain FC2014-2015

Valenciennes F.C.2013-2014

France national under-21 association football team2013-2014

ES Troyes AC2012-2013

France national under-20 association football team2012-2014

Paris Saint-Germain FC2011

France national under-19 association football team2011-2012

France national under-18 association football team2010-2011

Paris Saint-Germain FC2010-2012

France national under-16 association football team2009-2009

Delfino Pescara 1936

Career record

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2014-2015152

2013-2014192

2013-201470

2012-2013273

2012-2014168

2011-2012125

2010-201163

2010-2012190

2009-200920

Footballers from France 6

Thierry Dusautoir51.6 Giovani Versini48.6 Quentin Ndjantou51.6 Ruben Providence51.6

Jean-Charles Castelletto51.6 Philippe Christanval51.6

About this person

Jean-Christophe Bahebeck is a former French professional footballer who plays as a forward. Known for his speed and shot power, Bahebeck first gained prominence at Paris Saint-Germain and the French youth national teams. Many loans followed until 2018, when he briefly settled into Utrecht's ranks before ending his career in Bolivia.

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France