- Chérif Souleymane
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Soulegmane Cherif also known as Chérif Souleymane (born 1944 in Kindia) is a former Guinean footballer. He won the France Football African Footballer of the Year and the African Footballer of the Year in 1972 while playing with Hafia FC in Conakry.[1] Souleymane is the current Technical Director (Director Technique) of the Guinean Football Association. He was recently promoted to a FIFA football instructor. He competed for Guinea at the 1968 Summer Olympics with the Guinea national football team.[2]
References
- ^ "Souleymane Chérif: l'unique ballon d'or africain de Guinée". Conakryinfos.com. 20 April 2011. http://conakryinfos.com/fichiers/livre-999.php?pseudo=rub46&code=calb735&langue=fr.
- ^ Soulegmane Cherif at sports-reference.com
External links
- Chérif Souleymane – FIFA competition record
African Footballer of the Year 1970: Keïta | 1971: Sunday | 1972: Souleymane | 1973: Bwanga | 1974: Moukila | 1975: Faras | 1976: Milla | 1977: Dhiab | 1978: Razak | 1979: Nkono | 1980: Manga-Onguene | 1981: Belloumi | 1982: Nkono | 1983: El Khatib | 1984: Abega | 1985: Timoumi | 1986: Zaki | 1987: Madjer | 1988: Bwalya | 1989: Weah | 1990: Milla | 1991: Abédi Pelé | 1992: Abédi Pelé | 1993: Abédi Pelé & Yekini | 1994: Weah & Amuneke | 1995: Weah | 1996: Kanu | 1997: Ikpeba | 1998: Hadji | 1999: Kanu | 2000: Mboma | 2001: Diouf | 2002: Diouf | 2003: Eto'o | 2004: Eto'o | 2005: Eto'o | 2006: Drogba | 2007: Kanouté | 2008: Adebayor | 2009: Drogba | 2010: Eto'oGuinea squad – 1968 Summer Olympics 1 Ali Badara Dia • 2 Amadou Sankon • 3 Boyua Folle Camara • 4 Ibrahima Kandia Diallo • 5 Ibrahima Fofana • 6 Ibrahima Sory Keita • 7 Mamadi Sano • 8 Mamadouba Maxime Camara • 9 Mamadouba Soumah • 10 Morlaye Camara • 11 Pierre Bangoura • 12 Sekou Conde • 13 Soriba Soumah • 14 Soulegmane Cherif • 15 Mamadou Yamador Camara
Categories:- 1944 births
- Living people
- Guinean footballers
- Guinea international footballers
- 1976 African Cup of Nations players
- Olympic footballers of Guinea
- Footballers at the 1968 Summer Olympics
- Hafia Football Club players
- Guinean football managers
- Guinean football biography stubs
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