Arsenal are among a whole host of teams keeping an eye on the prospects of Jeremy Jacquet as the youngster continues to impress.
With the Gunners always looking towards the future, the defensive ranks are among the most important for Mikel Arteta to consider.
It’s been claimed that Arsenal are interested in Jeremy Jacquet as one of those options who could join to bolster the ranks for the years to come.
So, with that said, here’s a look at everything you need to know about Arsenal transfer target Jacquet.
Jeremy Jacquet’s age
Jeremy Jacquet was born on July 13, 2005, which means he is 20 years old at the time of writing, and at the very start of his career.
What position does Jeremy Jacquet play?
So far in his early career, Jeremy Jacquet has played as a centre-back for Rennes in Ligue 1 and while on loan for Clermont in Ligue 2.
The youngster has also featured at right-back and in a defensive midfield position, suggesting there is versatility there.
What height is Jeremy Jacquet?
Jeremy Jacquet measures in at approximately 1.88 metres tall – or roughly six feet and two inches in height.
It makes him the perfect height for a centre-back, especially one in Mikel Arteta’s system.
What is Jeremy Jacquet’s strongest foot?
Jeremy Jacquet is predominantly right-footed and has featured largely on the right side of the backline.
Jeremy Jacquet’s international career
Having been born in Bondy, which is in the northeastern region of France, Jacquet has already represented his nation at several levels of youth international football.
The defender has featured from under-17s all the way up to the under-21s, which includes a runners-up medal for the under-19s Euros back in 2024.
Jeremy Jacquet’s contract details
Jeremy Jacquet signed a new contract with Rennes in May 2025, committing his future to the club until 2029.
According to Capology, the youngster earns roughly €12,000 (£10,500) per week, with an annual salary worth €640,000 (£560,000).
Career so far
Jeremy Jacquet’s career so far has been rather short, having only featured for Rennes and Clermont in senior football.
With plenty of years ahead of him, there is some hope that he can hit the heights in the future.
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