List of FC Girondins de Bordeaux players

Last updated August 17, 2024

This is a list of notable footballers who have played for FC Girondins de Bordeaux. Generally, this means players that have appeared in 100 or more first-class (league, Coupe de France, Coupe de la Ligue and European) matches for the club.^[1] However, some who played fewer matches are also included;those who fell short of 100 appearances but made significant contributions to the history of the club. For a full list of all Bordeaux players with Wikipedia articles (major or otherwise) see Category:FC Girondins de Bordeaux players.

Players are listed according to the date of their first professional contract signed with the club. Those whose nationality contains a link to their country's team (in blue) won full international caps, either whilst at Bordeaux or elsewhere. Appearances and goals are for competitive first-team matches only. Substitute appearances included.

List of players

Name	Nationality	Position	Bordeaux career	Apps	Goals	Notes
Gabriel Abossolo	Cameroon	DF/MF	1958-1969	303	18
Kodjo Afanou	France	DF	1995-2006	255	4
Hervé Alicarte	France	DF	1998-2004	100	9
Alejandro Alonso	Argentina	MF	2005-2008	103	4
Henri Arnaudeau	France	LW	1940-1948 1953-1954	168	83
Jean Audebert	France	DF	1952-1962	180	15
Patrice Barrat	France	DF/MF	1972-1976	146	0
Bruno Basto	Portugal	LB	2000-2004	158	0
Patrick Battiston	France	DF	1983-1987 1989-1991	255	14
Laurent Batlles	France	MF	1999-2002	101	6
Bernard Baudet	France	DF/MF	1959-1969	258	30
David Bellion	France	FW	2007-2014	156	27
Mustapha Ben M'Barek	France	RB	1946-1951	126	19
Philippe Bergeroo	France	GK	1971-1978	149	0
Pierre Bernard	France	GK	1952-1957	145	0
André Biyogo Poko	Gabon	MF	2011-2016	100	4
Jérôme Bonnissel	France	LB	1999-2003	113	0
François Bracci	France	LB	1980-1983	139	6
Guy Calleja	France	MF	1956-1969	445	29
Raymond Camus	France	DF/MF	1973-1979	133	0
Fernando Cavenaghi	Argentina	FW	2007-2010	111	46
Cédric Carrasso	France	GK	2009-	306	0
Jean-Claude Casties	France	DF/MF	1956-1963	119	7
Matthieu Chalmé	France	RB	2007-2014	167	1
Marouane Chamakh	Morocco	FW	2003-2010	301	76
André Chorda	France	LB	1962-1969	257	15
Michaël Ciani	France	DF	2009-2012	116	10
Eduardo Costa	Brazil	MF	2001-2004	122	7
Didier Couécou	France	MF/FW	1962-1969 1974-1976	224	86
Laurent Croci	France	DF/MF	1992-1996	141	5
Jean-Claude Darecheville	France	FW	2002-2007	166	49
Héctor De Bourgoing	Argentina France	RW	1963-1969	163	72	Dual international
Bertus de Harder	Netherlands	LW	1949-1957	224	95
Jep de Kubber	Netherlands	FB	1950-1956	160	4
Christian Delachet	France	GK	1978-1984	193	0
Didier Desremeaux	France	DF	1967-1972	153	7
Cheikh Diabaté	Mali	FW	2008-2016	152	66
Lassina Diabaté	Ivory Coast	MF	1997-2001	124	3
Alou Diarra	France	MF	2007-2011	164	12
Jean-Luc Dogon	France	DF	1989-1996	255	21
Jean-François Domergue	France	DF/MF	1975-1980	117	11
André Doye	France	LW	1948-1956	150	31
Dominique Dropsy	France	GK	1984-1989	241	0
Jean-Claude Dubouil	France	DF	1964-1967 1970-1975	184	3
Christophe Dugarry	France	FW	1988-1996 2000-2002	319	61
Philippe Fargeon	France	FW	1986-1988 1990-1992	122	38
Julien Faubert	France	MF	2004-2007 2013-2015	177	15
Pascal Feindouno	Guinea	MF	1998-2004	132	21
Jean-Marc Ferreri	France	MF	1986-1991	207	49
Juan Pablo Francia	Argentina	MF	2001-2007	109	14
Jean Gallice	France	MF/FW	1971-1977	219	53	His father, René Gallice, also played for Bordeaux
René Gallice	France	CH	1938-1955	390	33	His son, Jean Gallice, also played for Bordeaux
Manuel Garriga	France	CH	1946-1956	324	19
Albert Gemmrich	France	FW	1979-1982	109	43
René Girard	France	MF	1980-1988	303	25
Alain Giresse	France	MF	1970-1986	592	179
Aimé Gori	France	MF/FW	1960-1964	146	63
Philippe Goubet	France	RW	1967-1979	225	18
Yoan Gouffran	France	LW	2008-2013	181	40
Yoann Gourcuff	France	MF	2008-2010	96	24
Georges Grabowski	France	FB	1969-1972	106	5
François Grenet	France	DF	1992-2001	247	4
Jacques Grimponon	France	LB	1953-1957	127	2
Roland Guillas	France	IF	1954-1960 1964-1967	277	52
Henrique	Brazil	DF	2005-2014	208	14
Gaëtan Huard	France	GK	1991-1996	197	0
Zygmunt Janczewski	France	RB	1953-1957	149	1
David Jemmali	Tunisia	RB	1997-2008	312	6
Franck Jurietti	France	LB	2003-2010	223	0
Jussiê	Brazil	MF/FW	2007-2016	250	45
Édouard Kargulewicz	France	CF	1947-1958	390	166	Born in Poland and known as Édouard Kargu in France^[2]
Bernard Lacombe	France	FW	1979-1987	296	137
Lilian Laslandes	France	FW	1997-2001 2004-2006	236	70
Bixente Lizarazu	France	LB	1988-1996	294	26
Xercès Louis	France	MF	1957-1960	105	11
Philippe Lucas	France	MF	1992-1996	142	0
Florian Marange	France	FB	2004-2009 2010-2013	114	1
Mariano	Brazil	FB	2012-2015	143	4
Antonio Martínez	Spain	MF	1981-1985	139	9	Known as Antoine Martinez in France
Nicolas Maurice-Belay	France	MF	2011-	187	11
Rio Mavuba	France	MF	2003-2007	154	1
Fernando Menegazzo	Brazil	MF	2005-2011	241	23
Camel Meriem	France	MF	2002-2005	101	9
Guy Meynieu	France	U	1949-1954	129	12
Johan Micoud	France	MF	1996-2000 2006-2008	253	50
Gilbert Moevi	Togo	RB	1959-1967	230	4
Christian Montes	France	GK	1960-1971 1975-1976	194	0
Dieter Müller	West Germany	FW	1982-1985	116	59
Francisco Navarro (fr)	Spain	DF	1959-1966	155	5
Gérard Papin	France	RB	1967-1974	238	3
Pauleta	Portugal	FW	2000-2004	130	91
Michel Pavon	France	MF	1996-2000	169	7
Robert Péri	France	DF	1966-1969 1971-1972	131	6
René Persillon	France	RW	1942-1954	261	62
Claude Petyt	France	FW	1968-1972	135	26
Marc Planus	France	DF	2001-2015	381	9
Jaroslav Plašil	Czech Republic	MF	2009-	300	20
Ulrich Ramé	France	GK	1997-2011	525	0
Jean-Claude Ranouil	France	GK	1955-1966	233	0
Claude Rey	France	DF	1959-1967	270	1
Pierre Rigoni	France	GK	1970-1974	129	0
Laurent Robuschi	France	LW	1959-1967	299	131
Alain Roche	France	DF	1985-1989 2000-2002	214	7
Diego Rolán	Uruguay	FW	2013-	149	38
Gernot Rohr	West Germany	DF	1977-1989	430	14
Carlos Ruiter	Brazil	FW	1966-1972	147	58
Stian Rode Gregersen	Norway	DF	2021–2024	73	2
Henri Saivet	Senegal	MF	2007-2016	178	23
Lamine Sané	Senegal	DF/MF	2009-2016	240	11
Niša Saveljić	Yugoslavia	SW	1997-2001	105	3
Didier Sénac	France	DF	1987-1995	298	16
Grégory Sertic	France	MF	2008-2017	181	7
Gérard Soler	France	FW	1979-1982	109	22
David Sommeil	France	DF	2000-2003	105	3	Represented Guadeloupe in unofficial tournaments
Léonard Specht	France	DF	1982-1987	203	8
Janek Świątek	France	CH	1944-1954	246	3	Born in Poland and known as Jean Swiatek in France^[3]
Yves Teixer	France	MF	1961-1965 1966-1972	133	21
Jean-Christophe Thouvenel	France	RB	1979-1991	489	6
Jean Tigana	France	MF	1981-1989	324	14
Jean-Pierre Tokoto	Cameroon	FW	1972-1975 1977-1978	139	31
Abdou Traoré	Mali	MF	2008-	126	23
Benoît Trémoulinas	France	FB	2007-2013	220	9
Marius Trésor	France	DF	1980-1984	116	5
Thierry Tusseau	France	LB	1983-1986	116	6
Christian Villenave	France	GK	1947-1953	129	0
Zoran Vujović	Yugoslavia	DF	1986-1989	107	4	His twin brother, Zlatko Vujović, also played for Bordeaux
Wendel	Brazil	MF	2006-2011	207	44
Sylvain Wiltord	France	FW	1997-2000	136	59
Édouard Wojciak	France	MF/FW	1967-1973	204	45
Raymond Wozniesko	France	LW	1952-1959	170	51
Zinedine Zidane	France	MF	1992-1996	174	34

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↑ kazed. "Edouard Kargu - Fiche de stats du joueur de football". pari-et-gagne.com. Retrieved 2017-08-30.
↑ kazed. "Jean Swiatek - Fiche de stats du joueur de football". pari-et-gagne.com. Retrieved 2017-08-30.

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[1] zed. "Grands Joueurs Girondins Bordeaux". pari-et-gagne.com. Retrieved 2017-08-30.

[2] zed. "Edouard Kargu - Fiche de stats du joueur de football". pari-et-gagne.com. Retrieved 2017-08-30.

[3] zed. "Jean Swiatek - Fiche de stats du joueur de football". pari-et-gagne.com. Retrieved 2017-08-30.

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