16 Facts About Alain Boghossian

Alain Boghossian played for several football clubs in France, Spain and Italy, and represented the France national team 26 times.

Alain Boghossian has served as an assistant coach for the France national team.

Alain Boghossian returned to Marseille after a season in Istres.

Alain Boghossian moved to Italy in 1994 and was brought into Serie A club SSC Napoli.

Alain Boghossian played on Napoli for three years and then played on UC Sampdoria for a season.

Alain Boghossian became a member of Parma AC in 1998, where he had his most successful years of his club career.

Alain Boghossian signed a contract with La Liga club RCD Espanyol in 2002.

Alain Boghossian turned down offers to play for the Armenia national football team.

Alain Boghossian became an international player for France in 1997, and won the 1998 World Cup with France.

Alain Boghossian replaced Christian Karembeu in the final against Brazil during the second half.

The day before the Euro 2000 started, Alain Boghossian was injured and was forced to miss it.

Alain Boghossian appeared at the 2002 World Cup, and in total made 26 international appearances, scoring 2 goals.

Alain Boghossian was known for his exceptional stamina as a midfielder.

Alain Boghossian remained in the position when Laurent Blanc became the new manager of the French team.

Alain Boghossian is part of the national technical directors of the French Football Federation.

Alain Boghossian was awarded valedictorian upon getting his DEPF.