Morgan Amalfitano

French footballer and midfielder

Morgan Amalfitano - Athletes & Sports Figures born March 20th, 1985
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Playing primarily as a midfielder, a professional footballer contributed to various clubs in France and England. His career spanned multiple years with significant stints at Marseille and West Bromwich Albion. Amalfitano began his professional career with Laval, before moving to other clubs. At Marseille, he established himself as an important player in the squad. His performances garnered attention during a season where the team achieved success in Ligue 1 and featured in the UEFA Champions League. With West Bromwich Albion, Amalfitano secured a place in the Premier League, exhibiting skills that contributed to the team's performance.

Played for Marseille during a Ligue 1 winning season

Competed in the Premier League with West Bromwich Albion

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