Bakaye Traoré
Footballer played for Mali national team
Born
March 6th, 1985
40 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Mali
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Born in 1985, this footballer played as a midfielder and had a professional career spanning various clubs in France and abroad. Traoré began his youth career at ASM Viriat before moving to Lyon's academy. He made his professional debut with Lyon, contributing to the team's success in Ligue 1. Later stints included clubs like Chateauroux and Sochaux, where he made significant contributions. Internationally, Traoré represented Mali at multiple Africa Cup of Nations tournaments and showcased his skills on the continental stage as part of the national team.
Played in Ligue 1 with Lyon
Represented Mali in Africa Cup of Nations
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