Jesé

Jesé, born on February 26, 1993, is a multifaceted Spanish professional known for his prowess as a footballer, rapper, and politician. He began his football journey at Real Madrid, where he rose through the ranks to debut for the senior team in 2011. Over his tenure with the club, he made ninety-four appearances and netted eighteen goals, contributing to the team's success with two Champions League titles and various domestic honors.

His career faced a significant challenge in 2014 due to a serious knee injury, yet Jesé's resilience shone through. In 2016, he transitioned to Paris Saint-Germain for a reported fee of twenty-five million euros, although he returned to his roots shortly after, joining Las Palmas on loan. His journey continued with stints at Stoke City and Real Betis, before ultimately rejoining Las Palmas on a permanent basis.

On the international front, Jesé showcased his talent at youth levels, earning thirty-six caps for Spain from under-16 to under-21, scoring sixteen goals. Notably, he was part of the Spain U19 team that clinched the 2012 UEFA European Under-19 Championship, where he also received the Golden Boot for being the tournament's top scorer.

Beyond football, Jesé is also a musician, performing under the stage name Jey M. He was previously involved in a two-man reggaeton band formed in March 2014, which, despite its brief existence, highlighted his artistic versatility.