Charles Hubert Itandje was born on 2 November 1982 and is a retired professional footballer who played as a goalkeeper.
20 Facts About Charles Itandje
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Charles Itandje signed for Liverpool in August 2007, as cover for Pepe Reina, thus allowing Scott Carson to join Aston Villa on a season-long loan to play regularly.
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Charles Itandje was made available for transfer in the summer of 2008 after Liverpool signed Diego Cavalieri but turned down a move to Galatasaray.
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Charles Itandje made no further appearances for Liverpool and by January 2009 was seeking to leave the club.
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Charles Itandje's actions were condemned by the Liverpool hierarchy, who stated that they would be seeking to impose the maximum punishment possible.
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Charles Itandje apologised to the grieving families and to Liverpool fans for his behaviour and was suspended by the club for 14 days.
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Charles Itandje did not play another game, at reserve or first team level, for the club.
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On 29 August 2009, Charles Itandje moved on loan at Kavala for the whole of the season despite interests from La Liga side Malaga and Sporting de Gijon.
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Charles Itandje went on to make 19 appearances for Kavala and Charles Itandje made 9 clean sheets for the club.
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On 8 December 2010, it was announced that Charles Itandje would be leaving Liverpool, being released from his contract.
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Charles Itandje joined Greek club Atromitos on a free transfer on 1 January 2011.
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Since joining Greece permanently, Charles Itandje have become the first choice goalkeeper throughout his Atromitos career.
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On 29 January 2013, Charles Itandje signed a two-year contract with PAOK, where he will be wearing number 27 shirt, as well as, rejoining Donis.
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Charles Itandje became the first choice goalkeeper throughout the season at Konyaspor and kept nine clean sheets in 39 appearances.
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On 17 August 2018, it was reported that Charles Itandje had signed for National 3 side Versailles.
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Charles Itandje has represented France on several occasions, making his debut against Yugoslavia in November 2002.
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Charles Itandje was selected for the equipe de France espoirs, and became known for his dance to destabilize opponents during the penalty shootout.
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Charles Itandje made his international debut in the World Cup Qualifier against Togo and soon made himself the number 1 choice.
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Charles Itandje then went on to play in Cameroon's opening game in the World Cup against Mexico.
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Charles Itandje then continued in their following two games against Croatia and Brazil.