Gaël Kakuta

Footballer and former Chelsea player

Gaël Kakuta - Footballer and former Chelsea player
Born

June 21st, 1991
34 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

France

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A professional footballer from France, contributed significantly to various clubs in Europe. Began career at Chelsea FC after joining the academy, later transferred to multiple teams including Lille OSC and RC Lens. Demonstrated versatility as a winger and attacking midfielder throughout career, playing in leagues across Europe and in Asia.

Won the UEFA Champions League with Chelsea FC

Played for France's national youth teams

Contributed to Lille OSC's Ligue 1 title win

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