26 Facts About Miguel Comminges

Miguel Gregory Comminges was born on 16 March 1982 and is a Guadeloupean former professional footballer.

Miguel Comminges joined Stade Reims of Ligue 2 the following season, and spent four years with the club.

Miguel Comminges was released by Southend at the end of the season, and later signed for MLS side Colorado Rapids in September 2011.

Miguel Comminges left the club when his short-term contract expired in January 2012.

Miguel Comminges joined League One side Stevenage, signing in September 2012 after a successful trial period, and spent a season at the club before being released in May 2013.

Miguel Comminges had played youth football in his native Guadeloupe for local side Rapid Club Petit-Canal before moving to France in 1997.

Miguel Comminges left the club in May 2003, and joined Stade Reims of Championnat National, the third division of the French football league system, on a free transfer.

Shortly after leaving Reims, Miguel Comminges was invited to England for a trial at League One side Swindon Town after impressing manager Paul Sturrock, who had travelled to France a year earlier on a scouting tour.

Miguel Comminges was almost ever-present for Swindon during the season, playing regularly at right-back, before finishing the season on the opposite side of the defence, making 47 appearances in all competitions.

In May 2008, Miguel Comminges announced that he would be leaving Swindon at the end of the season to sign for Cardiff.

Miguel Comminges featured regularly for the club during the season, playing in a number of positions and making 33 appearances in all competitions as Cardiff narrowly missed out on the play-off positions on goals scored.

Miguel Comminges had suffered the injury during training at the club after teammate Jay Bothroyd fell awkwardly onto Comminges, causing his knee ligament to detach.

Miguel Comminges originally attempted to continue training but was ordered not to by manager Dave Jones on the advice of club doctors, who later discovered the severity of the injury.

Miguel Comminges' contract was initially due to expire at the end of the season but, having suffered the injury, he was offered a six-month extension by the club until January 2011 in order to regain fitness and improve his chances of finding a new club.

The adverse weather conditions during his loan agreement had resulted in a spate of postponements, and Miguel Comminges returned to his parent club earlier than agreed.

Miguel Comminges left the club by mutual consent, and subsequently joined League Two side Southend United on a free transfer in January 2011.

Miguel Comminges made seven appearances during his time at Southend, all of which in the league.

Miguel Comminges went on to make nine appearances for Rapids in all competitions.

The club later confirmed that Miguel Comminges had signed on a permanent deal, which was later revealed as being a six-month contract until January 2013.

Miguel Comminges was released by Stevenage when his contract expired in May 2013.

Miguel Comminges was called up to the Guadeloupe team, ahead of the 2007 Gold Cup.

In 2008, Miguel Comminges made three appearances for the national team, all of which in friendly matches.

Miguel Comminges started in all three group matches, with Guadeloupe finishing in second place with six points out of a possible nine.

Miguel Comminges participated in his third Gold Cup in 2011, playing in two matches as Guadeloupe finished bottom of their group after losing all three matches.

Miguel Comminges is the son of Jeanne and Jerome Comminges, and has three brothers.

Miguel Comminges was born in Les Abymes, Guadeloupe, and was raised in Petit-Canal.