Olivier Dacourt

French footballer, played for AS Rome

Olivier Dacourt - French footballer, played for AS Rome
Born

September 25th, 1974
50 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

France

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A professional footballer played as a midfielder, beginning a career in 1992. Played for clubs including Lens, Saint-Étienne, and AS Roma, contributing to various league successes. Earned recognition for performance in Serie A and Ligue 1. Represented the French national team, participating in important international tournaments including UEFA Euro 2004. Transitioned into football management following retirement.

Played for AS Roma in Serie A

Represented France in UEFA Euro 2004

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