Frank Leboeuf

Ex-Premier League Footballer

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Born on January 22, 1968, in Bouches-du-Rhône, France, Leboeuf's journey from a small-town boy to a World Cup-winning defender is nothing short of extraordinary. Frank Leboeuf's passion for football was ignited at an early age, and he began his professional career with Stade Lavallois in 1986. He quickly caught the attention of scouts, leading to a transfer to Strasbourg in 1991. Leboeuf made his international debut for the French national team in 1995 and was soon an integral part of the "Golden Generation" of French football. Perhaps the pinnacle of his career came in 1998 when he played a pivotal role in France's triumph at the FIFA World Cup. The centre-back enjoy a successful career at Chelsea, where he was a key figure in the "Crazy Gang" era. During his time at Chelsea, he won numerous accolades, including the FA Cup, League Cup, and the UEFA Cup Winners' Cup. After his tenure at Chelsea, Leboeuf played for clubs such as Marseille and Qatar Stars League's Al-Sadd. Frank Leboeuf retired from professional football in 2005. Following his retirement, he transitioned into the world of media and entertainment. Beyond his media career, Leboeuf also ventured into acting, starring in movies and television shows.

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Exclusive with Frank Leboeuf: Chelsea now a mid-table club at Ligue 1’s best players won’t want to join, a draw against Fulham is the best they can hope for and Nicolas Jackson is not good enough to be at Stamford Bridge

Frank Leboeuf Updated: 27 September 2023

Speaking to Casinos En Ligne, ex-Chelsea legend and France World Cup winner Frank Leboeuf – who has turned to acting since he hung up his boots – thinks the Blues should pounce for Napoli forward Victor Osimhen amid his current fall-out with the club. Leboeuf also believes Brest will not sustain their title challenge and …