David Ferrère (born 30 May 1974) is a retired French footballer. He last played as a midfielder for FC Avirons.
Career Ferrère began his youth career with RC Paris before joining AS Beauvais as a sixteen-year-old at the start of the 1990s. Spending the majority of the decade with Beauvais, he moved on to CS Louhans-Cuiseaux in 1999, spending two years with the side. In early 2002, Ferrère joined Scottish side Motherwell, scoring a hat-trick on his debut during his short-term stay at Fir Park. Returning to France, Ferrère played with Entente Sannois Saint-Gratien, FC Dieppe, SS Excelsior before joining FC Avirons.
Motherwell After being released by CS Louhans-Cuiseaux in 2001, Ferrère was unable to find a new club and had been training with FC Metz. Motherwell manager Eric Black, who was previously a Metz player, became aware of Ferrère's availability and signed him on an 18-month contract. Ferrère played in ten Scottish Premier League matches and scored three goals for Motherwell, all of them coming in a hat-trick on his debut, as a second-half substitute, against Hibernian.Ferrere purrs for Motherwell but Sauzee still stalls, The Scotsman, 10 February 2002.Ferrere is Well hero, BBC Sport, 8 February 2002.
Ferrère was one of the 19 players made redundant when Motherwell entered administration less than three months later.Motherwell axe 19 players, BBC Sport, 29 April 2002
See also List of Scottish Premier League hat-tricks
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