La photo ci-dessus montre Michel Platini joueur de football Francais, pendent les
matches de la Coupe du Monde de 1986. France v Bresil.
FRANCE - CANADA 1:0 (0:0) 01.06.86 Leon, Estadio Sergio Leon (36,000) Joel Bats, Manuel Amoros, Patrick Battiston, Maxime Bossis, Thierry Tusseau, Luis Fernandez, Jean Tigana, Michel Platini (c), Alain Giresse, Jean Pierre Papin, Dominique Rocheteau (69 Yannick Stopyra)
FRANCE - L'UNION SOVIÉTIQUE 1:1 (0:0) 05.06.86 Leon, Estadio Sergio Leon (36,000)
Joel Bats, Manuel Amoros, Patrick Battiston, Maxime Bossis, William Ayache, Luis Fernandez, Jean Tigana, Michel Platini (c), Alain Giresse (83 Philippe Vercruysse), Jean Pierre Papin (77 Bruno Bellone), Yannick Stopyra
FRANCE - HONGRIE 3:0 (1:0) 09.06.86 Leon, Estadio Sergio Leon (31,000)
Joel Bats, Manuel Amoros, Patrick Battiston, Maxime Bossis, William Ayache, Luis Fernandez, Jean Tigana, Michel Platini (c), Alain Giresse, Jean Pierre Papin (62 Dominique Rocheteau), Yannick Stopyra (71 Jean-Marc Ferreri)
FRANCE - ITALIE 2:0 (1:0) 17.06.86 Mexico City, Estadio Olimpico '68 (70,000)
Joel
Bats, William Ayache, Patrick Battiston, Manuel Amoros, Maxime Bossis,
Alain Giresse, Jean Tigana, Luis Fernandez (75 Thierry Tusseau), Michel Platini (c - 86 Jean-Marc Ferreri), Yannick Stopyra, Dominique Rocheteau
FRANCE - BRÉSIL 1:1 (1:1) (France a été gagne 4-3 sur penalties) 21.06.86 Guadalajara (65,000)
Joel Bats, Patrick Battiston, Manuel Amoros, Maxime Bossis, Thierry Tusseau, Alain Giresse (84 Jean-Marc Ferreri), Jean Tigana, Michel Platini (c), Luis Fernandez, Yannick Stopyra, Dominique Rocheteau (101 Bruno Bellone)
FRANCE - L'ALLEMAGNE OEST 0:2 (0:1) 25.06.86 Guadalajara, Estadio Jalisco (47,500)
Joel
Bats, William Ayache, Patrick Battiston, Maxime Bossis, Manuel Amoros,
Jean Tigana, Alain Giresse (72 Philippe Vercruysse), Michel Platini (c), Luis Fernandez, Yannick Stopyra, Bruno Bellone (66 Daniel Xuereb).
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France's Michel Platini leaps over West Germany's number 17 during their game at the
1986 World Cup Finals in Mexico.
Platini made his last appearance for France on 29 April 1987, in a European Championship qualifier at
home to Iceland, a few weeks before announcing his retirement from all football.
CLUB CAREER:
1972–1979 Nancy 181 (98)
1979–1982 Saint-Étienne 104 (58)
1982–1987 Juventus 147 (68)
Total 432 games (224 goals)
Following his retirement as a player, Platini was the France national
team coach for four years and was the co-organizer of the 1998 World
Cup in France. In 2007, he was elected as the president of the Union of
European Football Associations (UEFA).
He was the first former player to
become UEFA President.
He also held the positions of chairman of FIFA's
Technical and Development Committee and vice-president of the French
Football Federation.
In 2015, however, he was banned from football
administration for conflict of interest by the FIFA Ethics Committee.
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