Ex Liverpool striker Djibril Cisse breaks down on live TV after
Djibril Cisse has told Sky Sports News he wants to come out of retirement in a bid to reach 100 goals in Ligue 1, and is offering to play for free. The 38-year-old former Liverpool striker.
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Djibril Cisse was taken off after breaking his leg against Blackburn Rovers. He said: "I signed for Liverpool in 2003, before playing one last season at Auxerre. Then I got badly injured, so I was.
Djibril cissé on retirement "i loved being a footballer. so far
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Djibril Cisse's New Job Is Going To Surprise You
Djibril Cissé, Lord of the Manor of Frodsham. The same year that the former French international lifted the Champions League, 2005, a 23-year-old Cissé and his family settled in Cheshire. Read more of the top stories from across Cheshire here.
Where are they now? Djibril Cisse’s controversial career and his new
Former Liverpool, Sunderland and QPR striker Djibril Cisse has announced his retirement from football. Cisse has been without a club since leaving Bastia at the end of last season and has.
Djibril Cisse best XI ExLiverpool star picks dream team of former
In an unusual move for a top-flight footballer, former Liverpool striker Djibril Cissé became Lord of the Manor of Frodsham in 2005 after he parted with a reported £2 million for Ridge Manor, a.
ExLiverpool striker Djibril Cisse retires from football to a
How did Djibril Cisse perform at Liverpool? After scoring 100 goals before the age of 23, Cisse's move to Liverpool was greeted with a hefty dose of excitement.
Djibril Cisse A wonderful striker denied Liverpool greatness by injury
Djibril Cisse is a French former footballer who played as a striker for three Premier League clubs. Cisse signed for Liverpool from Auxerre in 2004, and scored five goals in 24 appearances.
A portrait of Djibril Cisse of Liverpool prior to the UEFA Champions
By Josh Fordham Published: 17:32, 21 May 2020 Djibril Cisse says he could have lost foot following a horrific injury while playing for Liverpool in 2004 if it were not for the swift actions.
Three Iconic Career Moments for Djibril Cisse
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Former Liverpool striker Djibril Cisse reveals just how close he was to
Former Liverpool striker Djibril Cisse has revealed he almost lost his foot while playing for the Reds during the 2004/05 campaign. That famous season will always be remembered for.
Djibril Cisse of Liverpool in action during the Champions League
Djibril Cisse: A wonderful striker denied Liverpool greatness by injury Tom Victor • 12 Aug 2023 We've now got used to Football Manager phenoms struggling to translate that into real-life success, but Djibril Cisse would have bucked the trend were it not for injuries.
DJIBRIL CISSE LIVERPOOL FC REEBOK STADIUM BOLTON ENGLAND 29 August 2004
Jamie Carragher recalled how 'spaceman' Djibril Cisse nearly tricked manager Rafa Benitez into bringing him off the bench at half-time of the Champions League final in 2005. Carragher&#…
Liverpool News Djibril Cisse opens up on 2005 Champions League win
Liverpool-bound Cissé played superbly in his final season and scored 26 goals in 38 league games and was again king of the scoring charts in the French league. He was top-scorer by a good margin of six from Alexander Frei at Rennes and seven from Marseille's star striker Didier Drogba.
Remember Former Liverpool Player, Djibril Cisse? He Is Now A
Former Liverpool and France striker Djibril Cisse has retired from football at the age of 35. Cisse originally called time on his playing career in October 2015 because of a hip injury but hoped.
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French, flamboyant, frustrating, but undoubtedly unlucky, it is one of Liverpool's great ironies that Djibril Cisse never actually played for the man who signed him. Gerard Houllier had chased the Auxerre forward for over a year before finalising the deal in 2004, and then losing his job. Rafa Benitez arrived and sanctioned the club record £.