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Didier Six

Left winger, born 1954, 13 clubs, Classic era

Didier Six played for 13 clubs in his senior career, starting at Valenciennes in 1972. His longest spell was at Valenciennes: 5 seasons, 1972–1977. His last club was VfB Leipzig, where he played until 1992.

  1. Valenciennes1972–77Valenciennes, 1972–77
    Lens1977–78Lens, 1977–78
    Marseille1978–80Marseille, 1978–80
    Cercle Brugge1980Cercle Brugge, 1980
  2. Strasbourg1981Strasbourg, 1981
    VfB Stuttgart1981–83VfB Stuttgart, 1981–83
    Mulhouse1983–84Mulhouse, 1983–84
    Aston Villa1984–85Aston Villa, 1984–85
  3. Metz1985–86Metz, 1985–86
    Strasbourg1986Strasbourg, 1986
    Valenciennes1987Valenciennes, 1987
    Galatasaray1987–88Galatasaray, 1987–88
  4. Stade Vallauris1988–89Stade Vallauris, 1988–89
    ASPV Strasbourg1989–90ASPV Strasbourg, 1989–90
    VfB Leipzig1990–92VfB Leipzig, 1990–92

Didier Six’s clubs

YearsClub
1972–1977Valenciennes
1977–1978Lens
1978–1980Marseille
1980Cercle Brugge
1981Strasbourg
1981–1983VfB Stuttgart
1983–1984Mulhouse
1984–1985Aston Villa
1985–1986Metz
1986Strasbourg
1987Valenciennes
1987–1988Galatasaray
1988–1989Stade Vallauris
1989–1990ASPV Strasbourg
1990–1992VfB Leipzig

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What clubs did Didier Six play for?
Didier Six played for 13 clubs in his senior career: Valenciennes, Lens, Marseille, Cercle Brugge, Strasbourg, VfB Stuttgart, Mulhouse, Aston Villa, Metz, Galatasaray, Stade Vallauris, ASPV Strasbourg and VfB Leipzig.
What was Didier Six's last club?
Didier Six's last club was VfB Leipzig (1990–1992).
What was Didier Six's first club?
Didier Six started his senior career at Valenciennes in 1972.

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