Join our friends this summer at Premier Sports Campus. You’re athlete will work with Ronald and his team in a welcoming, engaging, friendly and challenging manner.
June 16-18th
6-17 year olds m/f
9-1PM
Ronald Zubar, born on September 20, 1985, in Les Abymes, Guadeloupe, is a retired French professional footballer who played as a defender. Standing 6 feet 2 inches tall, Zubar’s career spanned multiple countries and prestigious clubs.
Club Career:
SM Caen (2002–2006): Zubar began his professional journey with SM Caen in France, making his debut in 2003. Over three seasons, he accumulated 96 appearances and scored two goals, playing a pivotal role in the team’s promotion to Ligue 1 and their subsequent French League Cup final appearance in 2005.
Olympique de Marseille (2006–2009): In 2006, Zubar transferred to Marseille, where he featured in 72 matches and netted two goals. His tenure included participation in nine UEFA Champions League games.
Wolverhampton Wanderers (2009–2013): Zubar moved to England’s Premier League, signing with Wolverhampton Wanderers in 2009. Over four seasons, he made 61 appearances and scored three goals. His time at Wolves was marred by injuries, including back surgery and knee issues, which limited his playing time.
AC Ajaccio (2013–2015): Returning to France, Zubar joined AC Ajaccio, making 38 league appearances and scoring two goals across two seasons.
New York Red Bulls (2015–2016): In 2015, Zubar signed with the New York Red Bulls in Major League Soccer (MLS). He played 33 matches and scored three goals, contributing to the team’s success in the 2015 MLS Supporters’ Shield.
International Career:
Zubar represented France at various youth levels, earning 28 caps and scoring two goals from U-16 to U-21. Later, he earned two caps with the Guadeloupe national team, reflecting his heritage.
Personal Life:
Football talent runs in the Zubar family; his younger brother, Stéphane, and cousin, Claude Dielna, are also professional footballers.
Ronald Zubar’s career highlights his adaptability and resilience, having played across multiple top-tier leagues and overcoming significant injury challenges.
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