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Place of Birth: Ghent, Belgium
About Frédéric Dupré
- Frédéric Dupré (born 12 May 1979) is a Belgian football defender who last played for Herleving Sinaai. He played as a defender. He started to play on his six years at Destelbergen FC.
- Four years later, he went to the youth teams of AA Gent.
- He was regularly selected in the national youth teams.
- In the season 1997/98, he was a part of the selection of AA Gent on his 18 years.
- This team rented him the next season to KSV Oudenaarde, the team in which he became the top scorer.
- The team promoted to Fourth Division after winning the final round.
- After this, he returned to Gent, and under the presidency of Trönd Sollied, he played eight times in the 1999/00-season. When he was 21, Dupré played at SV Roeselare.
- The next season, he played at KVV Heusden-Zolder.
- In 2002, he was transferred for four years to SV Zulte-Waregem.
- In this team, he was champion in Second Division and he won the national Belgian Cup.
- He managed to get a transfer to Standard de Liège.
- Over there, he played a cup final (which was lost against Club Bruges) and he was national champion again.
- As from 2008, he played at Sporting Lokeren.
- On 23 October 2009, he was suspended by the team management, after a paper interview in which he accused the team management to be unprofessional.
- he had a contract in Lokeren until 2011, but this was terminated at the end of December 2010 after an injury.
- In his entire career, he was a two-times Red Devil.
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