Monday, 16 May 2011
Youri Djorkaeff
DoB: Mar 9, 1968
PoB: Lyon, France
Position: Striker, Attacking midfielder
Clubs represented: Grenoble, Strasbourg, Monaco, Paris Saint-Germain, Internazionale, Kaiserslautern, Bolton Wanderers, Blackburn Rovers, New York Metro Stars/Red Bulls
Total appearances/goals: 614/197
Total caps: 82/28
Honours:
1 domestic cup
1 UEFA Cup, 1 Cup Winner's Cup
1 World Cup (98), 1 European Cup (00)
French league joint-top scorer: 94
Highs:
In 98, in his 2nd season at Internazionale (with team-mates such as Pagliuca, Winter, Recoba, Zamorano and Ronaldo) wins the UEFA Cup, and later the World Cup, France's first. Two years later came the Euro Cup, ensuring France had done what only Germany, and later Spain, managed to: holding both major international titles at the same time.
Lows:
Despite winning a domestic cup and becoming the league's top scorer with Monaco, he only achieved international recognition in 96 when he won the UEFA Cup with PSG, being already 28 years old.
His post-Inter years were spent in relatively modest clubs that didn't do much to improve his career, or silverware collection.
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