15 Facts About Ludovic Quistin

Ludovic "Luda" Quistin was a Guadeloupean footballer who played as a defender.

Ludovic Quistin represented Guadeloupe and was a member of their squad.

Ludovic Quistin spent much of his short span of years in playing English football in the southern part of the country.

Ludovic Quistin joined Billericay Town in August 2004, but was released the following month.

Ludovic Quistin was sacked by Havant in August 2006 for misconduct, and had an unsuccessful trial with Cambridge City later than month, before joining Harlow Town for a spell.

Ludovic Quistin was released at the end of the season.

Ludovic Quistin returned to Lincolnshire later that month, signing for Conference North side Boston United.

Ludovic Quistin was substitute five times before moving to Southern League side Swindon Supermarine in September 2007, linking up with friend Cedric Abraham.

In November 2007, after nine games for Supermarine, Ludovic Quistin joined Halesowen Town, where he played until his release in May 2008.

Ludovic Quistin was released by Weston in December 2008, and joined Fisher Athletic later the same month.

Ludovic Quistin signed for Grays Athletic on non-contract terms in February 2009, but following two appearances, he left the club in March, re-joining Hednesford Town.

Ludovic Quistin would go on to feature a reserve game for Wolverhampton Wanderers.

Ludovic Quistin made his international debut for Guadeloupe in June 2007 against Haiti in a CONCACAF Gold Cup match, coming on as a late substitute.

Ludovic Quistin was the cousin of former Arsenal captain and France defender William Gallas.

Ludovic Quistin was killed in a traffic accident in Bouliqui on Grande-Terre, Guadeloupe on 28 May 2012.