Stephan Loboué

Ivorian footballer, played for the national team

Stephan Loboué - Athletes & Sports Figures born August 23rd, 1981
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Raised in Ivory Coast, a professional footballer played as a goalkeeper. Made significant contributions to several clubs including ASEC Mimosas. Represented the Ivory Coast national team, participating in major competitions. Established a reputation for strong defensive skills and leadership on the field.

Played for ASEC Mimosas

Represented Ivory Coast in international matches

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