Warren Zaïre-Emery Achieves Academic Milestone Amidst Football Career
Warren Zaïre-Emery, the promising 18-year-old midfielder for Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) and the French national team, has officially passed his baccalaureate exam, a significant achievement that allows him to focus entirely on his football career. Announced on October 7, 2024, Zaïre-Emery received the good news while preparing with the French team at Clairefontaine for upcoming League of Nations matches against Israel and Belgium.
Zaïre-Emery, who was called up for Euro 2024 but did not play, postponed his baccalaureate exams to September to ensure he could manage both his academic and athletic commitments effectively. With an average score of 10.96, he expressed relief and excitement, stating, "All those years of school are over. Now I'll be able to concentrate on football. I'll try to continue with languages." His mother, Gessie Zaïre, emphasized the importance of this achievement, affirming that it was something he needed to accomplish.
PSG's Commitment to Education
Warren Zaïre-Emery's success is part of a broader trend at PSG, where 95% of students from the club's educational program passed their baccalaureate this year, surpassing the national average. Since joining PSG's youth academy in 2014, Zaïre-Emery has benefitted from a supportive educational framework that accommodates the demanding schedule of a professional athlete. The club has implemented flexible learning schedules, allowing young talents like Zaïre-Emery to balance their studies with their football training and matches.
As he embarks on this new chapter, Zaïre-Emery aims to leverage his educational accomplishments to enhance his performance on the field, showcasing PSG's dual commitment to developing both athletic and academic excellence.
