Louis Finot (footballer)
Louis Finot is a former French footballer. He was born the July 8th 1909 and deceased the February 14th 1996. During its career, he played for 17 different clubs.
He was international French of Football between 1930 and 1934 (7 selections in team of France has). He evolved/moved at the station of half.
Called “the air shaft” for its burst of speed, he was also athlete and hesitated a time between football and athletics at the time of his passage to VGA Saint-Maur. Louis Finot is the French sportsman to have only been the same year international of football and international of athletics.
Career of player
- VGA Saint-Maur
- Paris university club
- French Club
- (1932-1933)
- (1934-1936)
- (1936-1937)
- (1937-1939)
- (1939-1940)
- (1941-1942)
- (1942-1944)
- (1944-1946)
- French Stage (1946-1947)
- ACE Friendly
- ACE Fontenay
- ASF Perreux
- …
Prize list
- Champion of France 1935 (with)
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