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Ange-Freddy Plumain
Ange-Freddy Plumain
Fulham info
Full name Ange-Freddy Plumain
Date of birth 2 Mar 1995
Place of birth    Paris, France
Height 5ft 11in (1.81m)
Playing position Right/Left winger, Attacking midfielder, Striker
Current player? No
Number(s) worn 34 (2013-2014)
Debut Norwich (a) (4 Jan 2014)
Last Appearance Sheff Utd (a) (26 Jan 2014)
Joined from Lens, free - 25 Jul 2013
Left for Sedan, free - 7 Jul 2016
League apps (gls) 0 (0)
All apps (gls) 2 (0)
Other clubs Saint-Denis Cosmos (youth) (2004-2008)
Lens (2008-2013)
→ Red Star (loan) (2015-2016) (from Fulham)
Sedan (2016-2017)
Quevilly-Rouen (2017-2018)
Hapoel Hadera (2018-2019)
Beitar Jerusalem (2019-2020)
Samsunspor (2020-2021)
→ Westerlo (loan) (2021)
Rukh Lviv (2022 & 2023-present)
→ Hapoel Tel Aviv (loan) (2022)
Sektzia Ness Ziona (2022-2023)
Bnei Sakhnin (2023)
International Guadeloupe (2022-present)
Apps (gls) 16 (7)

Ange-Freddy Plumain was a winger or striker at Fulham from 2013 until 2016. He operated mainly as a winger on either flank and was signed from Lens on a free transfer in summer 2013. Although there were reports at the time of Lens accusing Fulham of signing Ange-Freddy illegally, they were proved to be unfounded and no action was taken. He made two FA Cup appearances under René Meulensteen, though these were to be the only first team outings Freddy made. He was released by the club at the end of 2015-16, returning to France and signing for Sedan.

Career[]

Before Fulham[]

Ange-Freddy was snapped up by Lens in 2008 after impressing scouts whilst playing at amateur outfit Saint-Denis Cosmos at the age of 13.

He made his first team debut for Lens when he was 17 in 2012-13, making 20 appearances and scoring one goal.

Fulham (2013-2016)[]

He signed for Fulham on 25 July 2013 on a free transfer and was put straight into the Under-21 squad. Shortly after his transfer, several news reports surfaced regarding the legality of his move from Lens, stating that he was still a Lens player and that Fulham had signed him without any contact with the French club. However, these were proven to be incorrect and no further action was taken despite threats from Lens that it would be taken to court.

He made his first team debut on 4 January 2014 in an FA Cup tie away at Norwich City, after coming on to replace Alex Kačaniklić at half-time. He followed this up by featuring in the following round at Sheffield United, after being subbed on early due to an injury to John Arne Riise after 10 minutes, however he was brought off after 67 minutes despite playing well.

He enjoyed a succesful 2014-15 with the U21 squad, finishing as top scorer with 10 from 27 appearances, though it was not enough to earn him a first team call-up. In 2015-16, he was shipped out on loan for the duration of the season to Red Star in Ligue 2. On his return, he was released by the club in July 2016.

After Fulham[]

Freddy joined Sedan on a free transfer in July 2016.

He eventually switched his international allegiance to Guadeloupe after receiving a call-up, making his full international debut for them in 2022.

Fulham Statistics[]

Appearances[]

U19 squad[]

Season Dallas Cup
Apps Goals
2013-14 3 0
Total 3 0

U21 squad[]

Season League U21 Cup PL International Cup Total
Apps Goals Apps Goals Apps Goals Apps Goals
2013-14 13 1 2 1 - - 15 2
2014-15 22 7 1 0 4 3 27 10
Total 35 8 3 1 4 3 42 12

First team[]

Season Premier League FA Cup League Cup Total
Apps Goals Apps Goals Apps Goals Apps Goals
2013-14 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 0
Total 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 0

Disciplinary[]

Season Booked Red card
2013-14 0 0
Total 0 0

Fulham Matches[]

# Season Date Comp Opposition Venue Result Score Additional Information
1 2013-14 4 Jan 2014 FAC Norwich Away Drew 1-1 Substituted on in the 46'
2 2013-14 26 Jan 2014 FAC Sheff Utd Away Drew 1-1 Substituted on in the 10', Substituted off in the 67'

External links and references[]

Fulham FC
2013-14 U21 squad
GK Bettinelli GK Joronen DF Arthurworrey DF Brister DF Buatu DF Grimmer DF Kavanagh DF O'Reilly DF Passley DF Richards MF Banya MF Christensen MF David MF Della-Verde MF Mesca MF Minkwitz MF Plumain MF Pritchard MF Williams FW Dembélé FW Islamović FW Tanković FW Trotta FW Woodrow
Manager
Flag of Wales Kit Symons
Fulham FC
2013-14 squad
1. Stekelenburg 3. Riise 4. Senderos / Heitinga 5. Hangeland 6. Kvist 7. Sidwell 8. Kasami 9. Berbatov / Diarra 10. Ruiz / Holtby 11. Kačaniklić 13. Stockdale 14. Karagounis 15. Richardson 16. Duff 17. Briggs 18. Hughes / Mitroglou 19. Taarabt / Tunnicliffe 20. Rodallega 21. Frei / Cole 22. Zverotić 23. Boateng 24. Dejagah 25. Woodrow 26. Roberts 27. Riether 28. Parker 29. Trotta 30. David 32. Dempsey 33. Burn 34. Plumain 35. Amorebieta 36. Mesca 37. Christensen 38. Etheridge 39. Bent 40. Bettinelli 41. Joronen 42. Banya 43. Tanković 44. Grimmer 45. Dembélé 46. Passley 47. Rodák 48. Norman 49. Pritchard 52. G Williams
Manager
Flag of Netherlands Martin Jol / Flag of Netherlands René Meulensteen / Flag of Germany Felix Magath
Fulham FC
2014-15 U21 squad
GK Norman GK Rodák DF Arthurworrey DF Baba DF Buatu DF Burgess DF Casasola DF Donnelly DF Evans DF Passley MF Cole MF Della-Verde MF Eisfeld MF Mesca MF Sambou MF Richards MF Williams FW O'Halloran FW Plumain FW Taggart
Manager
Flag of Wales Kit Symons / Flag of Scotland Peter Grant
Fulham FC
2015-16 U21 squad
GK Dawber GK Joronen GK Norman GK Rodák DF Burgess DF Donnelly DF Elworthy DF Evans DF Pino DF Sheckleford MF Cole MF de la Torre MF O'Halloran MF Käit MF Smile (c) MF Williams FW Humphrys FW Redford FW Taggart FW Walker
Manager
Flag of Scotland Peter Grant
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