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David GinolaFootball player
Date of Birth: 25.01.1967
Country:  France |
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Biography of David Ginola
David Ginola, a former French footballer and midfielder, was born on January 25, 1967 in Saint-Tropez, France. Standing at 180 cm tall and weighing 75 kg, Ginola had a successful career playing for various clubs in both France and England.
Career in France
Ginola began his professional career in the French league, playing for clubs such as "Toulon" (1985-88), Parisian "Racing" (1988-90), "Brest" (1990-91), and "Paris Saint-Germain" (1991-95). During his time in France, Ginola won the French championship in 1994, was the runner-up in the English championship in 1996 and 1997, and won the French Cup in 1993 and 1995, as well as the French League Cup in 1994.
International Career
Ginola made his debut for the French national team on November 17, 1990 in a match against Albania. He played a total of 17 matches for the national team. Despite his talent and success, Ginola faced criticism and controversy for a crucial pass that led to France's failure to qualify for the 1994 FIFA World Cup. This incident earned him the nickname "the killer of French football" and led to his suspension from the national team.
Move to England
In 1995, Ginola moved to England to play for "Newcastle United" and later joined "Tottenham Hotspur" in 1997. During his time in the English league, Ginola became a key player for his clubs and helped Tottenham Hotspur win the League Cup in 1999. He was recognized as the best player in the English league in 1999 according to the Professional Footballers' Association.
Off the Field
In addition to his football career, Ginola has been involved in various business ventures and endorsements. He has appeared in commercials for brands such as L'Oreal, Renault, and Cherutti. Ginola is also known for his interests outside of football, including horse racing and Formula 1. He enjoys cooking and is considered a gourmet chef.
Despite facing criticism and controversy throughout his career, David Ginola remains a talented and influential figure in the world of football.
