Juan Bernat Biography
Juan Bernat Velasco (Spanish pronunciation: born 1 March 1993) is a professional Spanish footballer who plays mostly as a left-back but occasionally as a left-winger for Ligue 1 club Paris Saint-Germain and the Spanish national team.
Juan Bernat started his career in
Valencia, starring for the club in three La Liga campaigns. In 2014, he moved to
Bayern Munich, winning the Bundesliga last season and playing in 115 competitive matches over his four-year tenure.
Bernat, the 2012 European champion with the under-19 team, made his senior debut for Spain in 2014.
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Everything you need to know about Juan Bernat
Born in Valencia, Spain, he graduated from the Valencia CF Youth Academy and made his senior debut at the age of 17 for the club's reserves.
He played his first senior squad game on 27 August 2011, starring in a 4-3 victory over Racing Santander. On 28 November 2012, the wing-back scored his first goal for Los Che, netting in a 3-1 victory over UE Llagostera in a Copa Del Rey fixture.
Prior to moving to Germany to sign with Bundesliga giants Bayern Munich, he made 74 competitive appearances for Valencia. The Spanish defender made his debut for FC Hollywood on 13 August 2014, in a 2-0 defeat to Borussia Dortmund in the DFL Supercup.
In his Bundesliga debut, the Spaniard did well, starring a week later in a 2-1 victory over VfL Wolfsburg. The Spaniard played for Die Roten in over 100 friendly games, winning the Bundesliga title in both of his seasons at the club.
The Spaniard moved to France, signing for Ligue 1 powerhouse Paris Saint-Germain on 31 August 2018, following his successful German conquest. A month later, in a 4-0 win over AS Saint-Étienne, he made his debut.
He won Ligue 1 and the Trophée des Champions in his first season at the club. He won the UEFA European U19 Championships with Spain on the international stage and has earned 10 caps for the senior team.
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Juan Bernat bio
Full Name:
Juan Bernat Velasco
Nickname:
Bernat
Juan Bernat personal information
Juan Bernat Date of Birth:
March 1, 1993
Juan Bernat place of birth:
Cullera, Spain
Age in 2021:
28
Juan Bernat Religion:
Christian
Juan Bernat Nationality:
Spanish
Juan Bernat Zodiac Sign:
Pisces
Physical Stats
Height:
170
Weight:
67 kg
Family information
Father’s Name:
Alejandro Bernat
Mother:
Amparo Bernat
Marital status:
Unmarried
Football Information
Shirt No:
14
Position
: defender
Teams
: Valencia, Bayern Munich, Paris Saint-Germain
Net worth
: $3 Million
Lucas Digne Favourites
Favourite food
: English foods recipes, Fast foods
Favourite drinks:
Orange Juice, Mango juice
Favourite Superhero:
Superman, Spiderman
Favourite sports:
Soccer, football, American Football
Favourite Musician/Music:
Justin Bieber
Favourite Footballers:
Maradona, Ronaldinho, Leo Messi
Favourite colour:
Blue
Favourite Digit:
14
Favourite Pet:
Cat, Dog
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Juan Bernat early life
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The white Spanish national did not come into the world on his own. Instead, he was accompanied by a caring twin sister, Ines, who he would describe years later as the first female he had met since he was born.
Young Bernat grew up in his hometown of Cullera, where he grew up with his older brother, Alejandro Jr., and his twin sister, Ines. Bernat and his older brother, who grew up in the Valencian town of Cullera, were football fans who enjoyed the sport from a very tender age and were willing to spend time at the training ground for CF players in Valencia, also known as the Sports City of Paterna.
Since their parents enrolled them at Valencia CF when Bernat was just 6 years old, their early appearance on the training ground was not born out of a desire for random recreation, but to be part of a formal youth sports scheme.
The football prodigy was not one to dream of becoming a player at all, but he grew immersed in the game as time passed and frequently visualized himself as one of the adults who played at the other end of the training field.
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It was in the year 2000 when Juan Bernat first joined the youth establishment in Valencia. He was a 7-year-old boy who was very excited about football, but little did he know that he was going to become one of Bayern Munich's most wanted stars and play one day.
At the youth setup in Valencia, Bernat rose through the various ranks and came through the Valencia B side to the first team for which he made 51 appearances.
Bernat is also compared to his Valencian predecessor and now his national rival for the left-back position, Jordi Alba. Well, in the steps taken to grow as a player, you can't help but notice the striking similarities.
Both players started out as a versatile and peaceful left-winger who has now switched to a more defensive position that takes advantage of their speed and breadth.
Bernat, who made his first senior debut in the Tercera division for the reserve side at 17. He helped to be elevated to the Segunda branch. As he was now being more closely watched by the coaching staff, his performances did not go unnoticed and he quickly received a call to the first team in 2011.
In 2011, during the pre-season, Bernat made his first appearance for the Valencia first team. The match was against Portugal's Sporting CP, and he ended up scoring in Los Che's 3-0 victory.
Valencia's coaching staff were pleased with what they had seen of him in the pre-season and, before 2015, he won his first professional contract at Valencia.
On 27 August 2011, Bernat made his professional debut at The Mestalla in Los Che against Racing Santander. The game resulted in Valencia's 4-3 victory, but it wasn't exactly the perfect debut Bernat would have wished for, as he was substituted with the 2-1 score in favor of the visitors at half time.
He then made his second league start in the 1-1 draw against CA Osasuna in January 2012. Bernat managed to make plenty of appearances in the youth games for the reserve team. In the Copa Del Ray game against UE Llagostera, he scored his first goal for Valencia in competitive matches, as Valencia won 3-1.
Juan Bernat topped our 2014 Top 20 Young Players ranking, highlighting his incredible year from his Valencia exploits before his move to Bayern Munich.
The Spaniard was elected 2nd and 3rd in the Youngster of the Season and Defender of the Season category by Outside of the Boot's readers at the 2014-15 End of Season Bundesliga awards and was also included in the 2014-15 Bundesliga U-22 Team of the Season.
Juan Bernat has already made his mark on the Talent Radar element of Outside of the Boot, making an appearance on the Talent Radar Team of the Week and breaking into the Talent Radar Player Rankings list of the Top 10 Defenders.
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Style of play
In defense, Bernat became a fixture for Valencia, when Aly Cissokho left them on a season-long loan for Merseyside. Bernat was also offered the right combination to fit into the defense with Jeremy Mathieu possessing the potential to shield during counters for the wingback.
This gave Bernat a lot of freedom of movement and as they progressed with each game, it showed in his results.
When it comes to actual duels, Bernat's height may be a detriment. 1,72 meters is not that high, but the positional sense and calmness of the youngster with and without the ball make him not only competent in building up the action but also able to hold position and preserve the form of the defense.
Last season in the La Liga, he had won a fair number of duels as he had tallied up 52 percent of good duels.
The fact that he could amass 52 percent of effective defensive duels is pretty good for a relatively short left-back, who misses out on areal duels.
The one against Real Madrid earlier last season was the most impressive and excellent of his performances. A match that ended after several delightful moments in Valencia's 3-2 defeat.
Bernat was easily one of the best players on the pitch despite the defeat, held the star-filled attack of Real Madrid in place, and dominated the left side of the field in a way you never see from a 20-year-old.
It was not until 2013 that Bernat was left behind as the first alternative. Juan Bernat played the position of left-winger for the Spanish youth team, scoring a few goals. For Valencia B, Juan Bernat ended up netting 6 goals in 24 games in 2010-11.
He tallied four for Spain U-17 and he netted once for Spain U-20. He may not be the sort who scores week in week out, but like no other youngster present in the game at the moment, he provides the breadth and consistency on the wings.
Reception
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PSG coach Thomas tukhel called a party of 26 players for a fun reception at wasteland-beveren on Friday at 7 P.M.
A German technician can rely on a community that is almost full. just Juan Bernat is missing (spared) and Abdou Diallo (recovery).
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Goal celebration
Since he plays as a defender, Bernat is less in the scoring role, but he also has his own goal satisfaction. The satisfaction of his target is that he opens his fists and races to the corner and then embraces his teammates as he scores.
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Juan Bernat outside football
He shares more time with his family and less time with other people in his outdoor soccer life. He is less visible to reporters in his personal life and prefers to spend more time with family members.
Juan Bernat Personal Life
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Juan Bernat keeps his love and personal life secret. Check back regularly as we are going to be updating this page with new specifics of the relationship.
Let's take a look at past marriages, recent girlfriends, and prior hookups with Juan Bernat. Juan Bernat chooses not to have marital status and divorce information.
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Family, children, and relationships
Juan Bernat prefers to keep his personal and romantic life secret, like most celebrities, so check back regularly as we will continue to refresh this page with fresh dating news and gossip.
He had previously had at least 1 partnership. Juan Bernat had not been engaged previously. We are currently searching for details on the preceding dates and hookups.
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Philanthropy
Humanitarian work is a very lovely activity in which the majority of footballers work, but this humanitarian work is also not noticed by the public.
Juan Bernat hasn't done any humanitarian work yet or hasn't said much in the papers, and we have to wait to see if he's going to do any humanitarian work.
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Legal issues
There is also no legal question in the press in the case of Juan Bernat Doing that can be related to his young age, so he will have fewer legal issues at a young age because we have to watch to see if he will have legal problems when he gets older in the future. Huh? Or not?
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Juan Bernat career statistics
During his professional career, Bernat has featured for three teams already. We want to hear more about these 3 teams now.
Club
the first team that he plays at it is Valencia and now we want to know about this team
Valencia
When he was 7 years old, he joined the Valencia Football Team in 2000. He passed through all of Valencia's lower categories before hitting the Valencia Mestalla.
He pre-seasoned with the first team in the 2011-12 season, making his official debut on the second day of the League against Racing de Santander on August 27, 2011, under the leadership of coach Unai Emery, Join the number 28 playground to replace Sergio Canales.
He took part in seven league matches, one in the Cup and two in the Europa League, but the subsidiary squad appeared to be part of it.
The 2012-13 campaign continued to be the main piece in Second Division B for Valencia Mestalla, but he also had a few minutes during the season with the first team, both under the supervision of Mauricio Pellegrino and Ernesto Valverde.
He scored his first official goal on November 28, 2012, at Mestalla versus UE Llagostera in the Copa Del Rey.
The 2013-14 season was that of his decisive promotion to Valencia Club de Fútbol, already with the iconic number 14 that was borne years before by another significant Valencian southpaw like Vicente Rodríguez.
As Frenchman Mathieu was transformed into a central defender and Cissokho was loaned to Liverpool, the club had no clear left-back.
Coach Miroslav Djukic was compelled, for this reason, to convert the Mexican Guardado and Juan Bernat himself from the left to the left.
With both Djukic and Pizzi, Bernat won the championship, working on the left side of the Valencian team's defense due to their sacrifice and pace on the wing.
Owing to all his physical similarities, he was compared to another Valencian youth team like Jordi (developed lower body with a low center of gravity) and due to his influence as former left-winger converted to hand, his frequent rises to the attack.
He scored his first First Division goal on November 24, 2013, for Martínez Valero in Valencia's 2-1 loss to Elche CF on Matchday 14. On the 10th of April, 2014, the triumph in the landmark Valencian comeback against Basel in Mestalla came to an end in the quarter-finals of the Europa League.
In total, he played in 32 matches in the league, 13 in the Europa League, and 4 in the Copa Del Rey.
He had one more year left on his contract and the club, with Amadeo Salvo and Rufete at the helm, sought to strengthen the arrangement in the course of selling its shares, but the footballer got an irrefutable bid from Bayern Munich, followed by a substantial amount for the club.
Bayern Munich
Bernat signed a five-year deal on 7 July 2014 with FC Bayern Munich. He made his debut on August 13, playing the entire 0-2 loss in the DFL-Supercup against Borussia Dortmund, and played his first Bundesliga match nine days later, a home 2-1 victory against VfL Wolfsburg.
Bernat scored his first competitive goal for the Bavarians shortly after being put first in 2014 Outside of the Boot's Talent Radar Top 20 Young Men but on 30 January 2015 at Wolfsburg in a 1-4 defeat.
Paris Saint-Germain
On August 31, 2018, Bernat joined Paris Saint-Germain on a three-year deal, replacing Yuri Berchiche, who had left for Athletic Bilbao.
His Ligue 1 debut took place against Saint-Étienne on 14 September in a home fixture, playing the full 90 minutes in the 4-0 victory.
On 6 November, in a 1-1 away draw with Napoli in the group stage of the UEFA Champions League, he scored his first competitive goal for the team; he would also score against Liverpool, Manchester United, Borussia Dortmund, and RB Leipzig in the subsequent Champions League seasons.
In a game against Metz, Bernat sustained an anterior cruciate ligament injury on 16 September 2020. It was announced that he was going to miss six months of service.
International career
Bernat traveled through the multinational Spanish youth association, covering both groups from the under-16s and the under-21s. He made his debut with the former in 2009 and he reached the final of the 2010 UEFA European Championship with the under-17 side, featuring alongside teammate Paco Alcácer from Valencia.
In 2012, Bernat was part of the team that won Estonia's Under-19 Championship. On 3 October 2014, full-time manager Vicente Del Bosque was called up for the UEFA Euro 2016 qualifying matches against Slovakia and Luxembourg: he made his debut against He substituted Andrés Iniesta for the final 20 minutes on 12 October, scoring the final goal of a 4-0 win.
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Juan Bernat Honours
With Saint-Germain, 3 Bundesliga, 1 DFB-Pokal, 1 DFL-Supercup with Bayern Munich, Juan Bernat won no cup,
Juan Bernat won, with his national team, the UEFA European Under-19 Championship.
During his playing career, Juan Bernat has not earned any personal awards yet.
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