Life After ASSE: Unexpected Paths

Two years after hanging up the gloves, Jessy Moulin found his balance. The former emblematic goalkeeper of AS Saint-Etienne, now 38 years old, shares his time between his family, his horses, his new activities and above all … football, which he has never really left. Now coach of the guards at the US Feurs, the original Stéphanois flourishes in a busy daily life, far from the spotlight but as close as possible to his values. Extract from his interview with progress.

Starting from ASSE in 2021 after 22 years spent in the green jersey, Jessy Moulin had concluded her professional career in Troyes. Since then, he has refocused on his family and his local anchoring. Installed in the plain of Forez, a stone’s throw from Montbrison, he manages a cottage and takes care of his daughter’s horses. “I didn’t want to stay without doing anything, he confides. With my wife, we have lost relatives suddenly, I know that life can switch. I want to enjoy my children and transmit. »»

This choice of life quickly turned into commitment. Since 2024, he has been involved in the US Feurs, where he supervises the guards, including his son. “It came to instinct. The president had asked me, I ended up saying yes. And finally, I spend a lot of time at the club ”he explains.

Jessy Moulin: a modern and passionate coach

In Feurs, Jessy Moulin applies to reproducing what he has learned in his career. Demanding but pedagogue, he even contributed to the creation of a “goalkeeper pole” to supervise the club gates, from the U10s to the seniors. “A caretaker training is hard, the guys must have fun. Every evening, I think about the exercises, I contact my partners for equipment. I want my players never to feel a repetitive daily life ”he explains.

His protégés already praise his approach. Axel Kacou, guardian of the first team, testifies: “Jessy is a modern coach, he is constantly renewing himself. It’s motivating and it even gives me back to continue. »»

Always marked with a green iron

If he has turned the page on his career, Jessy Moulin remains deeply attached to ASSE. “It represents 22 years of my life. I left a small imprint that gives me the right to come and greet and exchange with people at the club. It’s a pride “he says. If he admits that “The institution has changed”he keeps an intact condition for the Greens and says he is ” relieved “ not to have been associated with the descent in Ligue 2.

YouTube, a new family playground

But Jessy Moulin’s new life is not just football. With his 10 -year -old son, he launched a YouTube channel entitled “Papa and Lili”. Motorcycle, amusement parks, moments of complicity … The duo shares their adventures, already followed by more than 5,500 subscribers. “It is a pretext to spend time together, but also an educational tool. When your child says “Dad, it’s the best day of my life”, it’s beautiful “smiles the old porter.

With her energy and her desire to transmit, Jessy Moulin was able to reinvent herself after his career. From US Feurs to YouTube, he continues to write a story where passion, family and football remain inseparable.

Marcus Cole

Marcus Cole is a senior football analyst at Archysport with over a decade of experience covering the NFL, college football, and international football leagues. A former NCAA Division I player turned journalist, Marcus brings an insider's understanding of the game to every breakdown. His work focuses on tactical analysis, draft evaluations, and in-depth game previews. When he's not breaking down film, Marcus covers the intersection of football culture and the communities it shapes across America.

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