Martin Terrier

• Full name: Martin Pierre Terrier
• Date of birth: March 4, 1997
• Place of birth: Armentières, France
• Nationality: French
• Position: Forward / Winger (primarily right wing or central forward)
• Preferred foot: Right

Youth career

• Started at local clubs in northern France before joining LOSC Lille youth academy.

Senior club career (highlights)

• Lille OSC (Made senior debut; also spent time with Lille B)
• Lorient (loan) — Gained experience on loan in 2016–2017
• Stade Rennais F.C. (Rennes) — Joined Rennes (initially on loan in 2018, then permanently). At Rennes he emerged as an important attacking player known for dribbling, movement off the ball and finishing. Contributed in domestic league (Ligue 1) and in European competitions including the UEFA Europa League and UEFA Champions League qualifying/Europa fixtures while at the club.
• Olympique Lyonnais (Lyon) — Transferred to Lyon in 2020 and continued his career there; later returned to Rennes on loan or permanent terms depending on transfer windows (note: transfer details vary by season).

Playing style

• Quick, direct forward who can operate across the front line.
• Good dribbler with a low center of gravity, capable of beating defenders one-on-one.
• Effective finisher with an eye for goal and good movement in the box.

International career

• Represented France at various youth levels (U18, U19, U21).
• Has not been a regular fixture for the senior France national team as of his early-mid career, though his club performances have placed him in consideration for selection.

Notable achievements & statistics (approximate/high-level)

• Consistent goal contributions in Ligue 1 seasons with Rennes and Lyon.
• Appeared and scored in domestic cup and European matches.

Current status

Martin Terrier is an active professional footballer. Club affiliation and statistics can change with transfers and seasons; for the latest season-by-season stats (appearances, goals, assists) and current club, refer to official club websites, league records, or reputable sports databases such as Transfermarkt, Soccerway, or the club's roster page.