Anthony Barbotti’s biography, net worth, fact, career, awards and life story

Intro French association football player
Is Athlete 
Football player 
Association football player 
From France 
Type Sports 
Gender male
Birth 8 March 1988
Age: 32 years
Star sign Pisces

Anthony Barbotti, né le 8 mars 1988, est un footballeur français international de football de plage.

Sur herbe comme sur sable, son parcours est très proche de celui de Robin Gasset, ami et coéquipier.

Biographie

Anthony Barbotti commence le football à onze à Castelnau-Le Crès. Après sa formation, il part à Palavas puis Vendargues avant de revenir à Castelnau.

Il est champion de France universitaire en 2012 avec l’Université Montpellier 1 avant d’obtenir la médaille de bronze au Championnat d’Europe à Alméria (Espagne) l’année suivante.

Joueur depuis tout petit sur la plage au cap d’Agde, Barbotti signe au Beach Soccer Palavasien en 2009. En effet, avec Robin Gasset à l’AS Lattes, les compères se mettent au football de plage grâce à Laurent Castro, international français qui développe ce sport dans la région Montpellieraine. Christophe Touchat, le coach créé l’équipe du Beach Soccer Palavasien et prend Anthony comme attaquant, proposé par Gasset. La compétition commence en 2009 pour les deux compères. En 2010, ils finissent quatrième du championnat de France avant d’accrocher la troisième place l’année suivante. Anthony Barbotti finit meilleur buteur de la phase finale de la compétition. Éric Cantona et son frère,Joël Cantona le repère et en deux coups de téléphone, l’aventure bleue commence. Le Tampon Festisable, en mai 2011 à La Réunion, est son baptême du feu. À la fin de la saison il retourne à Castelnau-Le Crès.

Il devient entraîneur et préparateur physique du club après avoir obtenu un Master en ingénierie de la Performance et Préparation physique à l’UFR STAPS de Montpellier, son Brevet d’État 1er degré de football et une expérience de professeur d’EPS.

Passionné de sport, l’Héraultais décide de se mettre à son compte et crée ABCoaching (spécialiste du Coaching Sportif).

Depuis la rentrée 2014, il est directeur sportif des pôles pré-formation et formation de son nouveau club, Baillargues St Brès Valergues (Hérault). En novembre, il développe sa discipline en créant un nouveau club de football de plage, le Grande Motte Pyramide BS, où il y est président et joueur.[réf. souhaitée].

Palmarès

Montpellier Hérault Beach Soccer

  • Championnat de France

    • Finaliste en 2012 et 2013
    • 3e en 2011
    • 4e en 2010
    • Champion départemental et régional en 2012 et 2013

VillaFranca

  • Montée en Série A en 2013

    Statistiques

    • 2014
      • 10 matchs et 15 buts avec les MHBS
      • 9 matchs et 25 buts avec Bienne Hatchets (Suisse)
      • 7 matchs et 3 buts avec l’Équipe de France
    • 2013
      • 11 matchs (sur 13) et 18 buts avec Montpellier Hérault Beach Soccer
      • 2 Matchs et 6 buts avec VillaFranca

      Références

      Lien externe

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      • Portail du football
      • Portail de la France
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