Lionel Carole

Professional footballer and defender

Lionel Carole - Athletes & Sports Figures born April 12th, 1991
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A professional footballer with a career primarily as a defender. Played for clubs including Toulouse FC and FC Nantes in France. Known for contributions in domestic leagues and competitions throughout France. Competed in international club tournaments, showcasing defensive skills and versatility on the field.

Played for Toulouse FC

Played for FC Nantes

Participated in UEFA competitions

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