Francis Coquelin
French footballer playing for Arsenal
French footballer playing for Arsenal
A professional footballer from France, emerged from the youth academy of Arsenal and made significant contributions as a midfielder. Spent several seasons with Arsenal, participating in top-tier competitions including the Premier League and UEFA Champions League. Gained experience during loan spells at clubs such as Freiburg and Charlton Athletic, then played for Valencia in Spain's La Liga. Demonstrated strong defensive skills and tactical awareness throughout the career.
Played for Arsenal in the Premier League
Competed in several UEFA Champions League matches
Served as the only female ruler of the Habsburg dominions and the last Holy Roman Empress. Ascended to the throne in 1740 following the death of her father. Implemented significant administrative, military, and economic reforms. Her reign included the War of the Austrian Succession and the Seven Years' War, which challenged her authority. Established a centralized state and improved the education system. Promoted the welfare of the monarchy and the rights of her subjects during her reign, lasting until 1780.
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