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Blanc Laurent

Laurent Blanc

Defender
Height: 1.92m.   Weight: 88.00kg.   Nationality: France
Born: 19/11/1965 in Alès  
First professional match: Toulouse - Montpellier : 3-1 on 17/07/1987

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Career of Laurent Blanc

Season Club Championship European Competitions Caps
83-84 Montpellier 15 Games (-)
84-85 Montpellier 5 Goals, 32 Games (-)
85-86 Montpellier 6 Goals, 29 Games (-)
86-87 Montpellier 18 Goals, 34 Games (-)
87-88 Montpellier 6 Goals, 24 Games (-)
88-89 Montpellier 15 Goals, 35 Games 2 Games (UEFA Cup) 3 Games
89-90 Montpellier 12 Goals, 36 Games (-) 2 Goals, 7 Games
90-91 Montpellier 14 Goals, 38 Games 1 Goals, 6 Games (Cup Winners Cup) 1 Goals, 5 Games
91-92 Naples 6 Goals, 31 Games (-) 1 Goals, 10 Games
92-93 Nîmes 1 Goals, 29 Games (-) 2 Goals, 5 Games
93-94 Saint-Etienne 5 Goals, 33 Games (-) 1 Goals, 7 Games
94-95 Saint-Etienne 13 Goals, 37 Games (-) 1 Goals, 8 Games
95-96 Auxerre 2 Goals, 23 Games 1 Games (UEFA Cup) 2 Goals, 9 Games
96-97 FC Barcelone 1 Goals, 28 Games 5 Games (Cup Winners Cup) 1 Goals, 7 Games
97-98 Marseille 11 Goals, 31 Games (-) 3 Goals, 13 Games
98-99 Marseille 2 Goals, 32 Games 1 Goals, 10 Games (UEFA Cup) 7 Games
99-00 Inter Milan 3 Goals, 34 Games (-) 2 Goals, 14 Games
00-01 Inter Milan 3 Goals, 33 Games 2 + 7 Games (Champions League + UEFA Cup) 2 Games
01-02 Manchester United 1 Goals, 29 Games 2 Goals, 15 Games (Champions League)
02-03 Manchester United 19 Games 1 Goals, 9 Games (Champions League)
 
 Honours of Laurent Blanc
  • 1987 French 2nd Division Champions (Montpellier)
  • 1988 European Championship winner Espoirs (France)
  • 1990 French Cup winner (Montpellier)
  • 1996 French 1st Division Champions (Auxerre)
  • 1996 French Cup winner (Auxerre)
  • 1996 Spanish SuperCup winner (FC Barcelona)
  • 1998 World Cup winner (France)
  • 1999 UEFA Cup Finals (Marseille)
  • 2000 Italian Cup Finals (Inter Milan)
  • 2000 European Championship winner (France)
  • 2003 Premiership Champions (Manchester United)