Lorenzo Hoareau
Seychelles footballer
Lorenzo Adrien Hoareau (born 6 January 2007) is a Seychellois-French footballer who plays as a midfielder for Anse Réunion and the Seychelles national team. In 2021, he became the youngest player from an African nation to score in a senior international fixture and second-youngest scorer worldwide.
Youth career
In October 2021 Hoareau was named captain of his school football team in Mont Fleuri. In March 2022 he went on trial with Olympique de Marseille of the French Ligue 1. He was invited back for another trial the following year after he narrowly missed out on being signed by the club on his first attempt.
He returned to his Mont Fleuri school team in 2022. Following the season he was named the Seychelles school league's Player of the Year. In 2022 Hoareau also competed in the inaugural season of the U17 National League as a member of Foresters Mont Fleuri. He was tied for the scoring title with Dahan Fanchette of La Passe FC with ten goals each. Foresters finished in third place in the league table.
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