“Dear football, you who have given me so much, brought so much since my childhood, it is time for me to salute you. » It was through his words, published on his Instagram account, that Anthony Mounier announced on Sunday that he was retiring from sports at the age of 37.
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Born in Aubenas, the Ardéchois, who spent his childhood in Etoile-sur-Rhône (Drôme), had a rich career. Trained at OL, the attacking midfielder experienced the end of Lyon’s heyday by winning the French champion title in 2008 alongside Karim Benzema.
He then played several other clubs, Nice, Montpellier, Bologna and Atalanta Bergamo in Italy, before staying in Greece for six years, notably playing for Panathinaikos. In 2016, he saw his loan to ASSE canceled due to a dispute with Greens supporters.
Former international hopefuls (4 caps), Anthony Mounier was currently at Kallithea in the Greek second division.
