Anthony Le Tallec

French footballer and former professional player

Anthony Le Tallec - French footballer and former professional player
Born

October 3rd, 1984
41 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

France

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A French footballer played as a forward. Started professional career with Le Havre AC. Transferred to Liverpool FC, where contributions included appearances in domestic competitions and UEFA Champions League matches. Had subsequent stints at several clubs including Sochaux, Valenciennes, and in leagues outside France. Participated in international competitions representing France at various youth levels, including U16, U17, and U21.

Played for Liverpool FC in Premier League

Represented France at U21 level

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