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Awards and HonorsPersonal Life and ControversiesMain milestonesCoaching CareerEarly Life and Playing Career

Main Milestones

Birth

23 August 1966

Christophe Galtier was born in Marseille, France, marking the beginning of a life dedicated to football.

U21 Euros Victory

1988

Galtier won the U21 Euros as a starter alongside notable players such as Éric Cantona, Laurent Blanc, and Franck Sauzée, securing his first major title.

Assistant Coaching Career

1999-2009

Galtier began his coaching career as an assistant at various clubs including Marseille, Aris, Bastia, Al Ain, Portsmouth, Sochaux, Lyon, and Saint-Étienne, working under Alain Perrin at several of these clubs.

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Brief

Known For

French professional football manager and former player.

Bio Dates and Places

• Born Date: 28 August 1966.
• Born Place: Marseille, France.

Career

• Current occupation: Head coach of Qatar Stars League club Al-Duhail.
• Past occupations: Player and manager at various clubs including Marseille, Lille, Saint-Etienne, and Paris Saint-Germain.
• Current Place of Work: Al-Duhail.
• Previous Place of Work: Paris Saint-Germain, Nice, Lille, Saint-Etienne.

Achievements and Recognition

• Awards: Three-time UNFP Coach of the Year (2013, 2020, 2021), French Coach of the Year by France Football magazine (2019, 2021).

Languages

• Languages Spoken: French.

Appearance and Personal Traits

• Height: 176 cm.

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Daily Chronicle

12 October, 2023

Christophe Galtier became the head coach of Qatar Stars League club Al-Duhail.

5 July, 2023

Christophe Galtier parted ways with Paris Saint-Germain and was replaced by Luis Enrique.

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