Anicet Abel
Malagasy footballer and national team player
Born
March 13th, 1990
35 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Madagascar
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Born in 1990, this footballer began his professional career in Madagascar before moving to Europe. His career includes playing for several clubs, particularly notable for contributions to FC Saint-Étienne in France and various other European teams. The player also represented Madagascar in international competitions, including the Africa Cup of Nations, showcasing talent on a continental stage. His role in the national team has been significant in raising the profile of Malagasy football.
Played for FC Saint-Étienne
Represented Madagascar in the Africa Cup of Nations
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