Henri Stambouli

Henri Stambouli
Personal information
Date of birth	(1961-08-05) August 5, 1961
Place of birth	Oran, French Algeria
Playing position	Goalkeeper
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1975-1977	Rodez
1977-1986	Monaco
1986-1989	Marseille	2	(0)
Teams managed
1994–1995	Marseille
1998–1999	Guinea
2000–2001	Sion
2001–2003	Sedan
2003–2004	Mali
2004	Las Palmas
2004	Club Africain
2004–2005	Raja Casablanca
2005–2006	Sharjah FC
2006	Al-Jazira Club
2006–2007	FAR Rabat
2008	Togo
2008–2010	Istres
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only.

Henri Stambouli (born 5 August 1961) is a French former football player and manager.

Coaching career

Stambouli coached Marseille and Sedan in France.^[1]

He managed the Togo national football team, leaving the position in September 2008.^[2]

Personal life

Stambouli's family name derives from the city of Istanbul and is a common surname amongst the Algerian-Turkish community.^[3] He is the father of French midfielder Benjamin Stambouli.

References

↑ France - Trainers of First and Second Division Clubs
↑ "Stambouli quits as Togo coach". BBC. 2008-09-01. Retrieved 2008-09-01.
↑ Slate Afrique. "Que reste-t-il des Turcs et des Français en Algérie?". Retrieved 08-09-2013. Check date values in: |access-date= (help)

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Olympique de Marseille – managers

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Anigo (2013–14)
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Passi^c (2015)
Míchel (2015–16)
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Guinea national football team – managers

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Primorac (1994)
Fomenko (1994)
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Millimono (1995)
Keita (1995)
Muntyan (1995–98)
Stambouli (1998–99)
Banks (2000)
Metsu (2000)
Simondi (2000–2001)
Dussuyer (2002–04)
Neveu (2004–06)
Nouzaret (2006–09)
T. Camara (2009)
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Luis Fernández (2015–)

FC Sion – managers

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Smajić (2004)
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Chapuisat (2006–07)
Bigon (2007)
Roessli & Jacobacci (2007–08)
Bigon (2008)
Stielike (2008)
Constantin & Zermatten (2008)
Barberis & Zermatten (2008–09)
Constantin (2009)
Tholot (2009–10)
Challandes (2010–11)
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Ponte (2014)
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Tholot (2014–16)
Zeidler (2016–)

CS Sedan Ardennes – managers

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Romano (2004–06)
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Mali national football team – managers

Sy (1960–66)
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Sissoko (19xx–93)
Keïta (1993–97)
Sarramagna (1998–2000)
Mattè (2000–01)
Kasperczak (2001–02)
Dalger (2002–03)
Stambouli (2003–04)
Moizan (2004)
Keïta (2004–05)
Lechantre (2005–06)
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UD Las Palmas – managers

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Castellano (1994–95)
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Rosales (1995–96)
Cappa (1996–97)
Castellano (1997)
García Remón (1997–98)
Castellano (1998–99)
Quintana (1999)
Krešić (1999–2001)
Vázquez (2001–02)
Uribe (2002–03)
Rodríguez (2003)
Vidal (2003–04)
Stambouli (2004)
Luis (2004)
Amaral (2004)
Aguiar (2004–05)
Višnjić (2005–06)
Aguiar (2006)
Juanito (2006–07)
Rodríguez (2007–08)
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Krešić (2009–10)
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Lobera (2012–14)
Josico (2014)
P. Herrera (2014–15)
Setién (2015–)

Raja Casablanca – managers

Kassimi (1949–55)
Jalal (1956)
Jégo (1957–68)
Blinda (1968–70)
Houmane (1970–73)
Tibari (1973–77)
Tachkov (1977–82)
Orosz (1982–86)
Hassan (1986–88)
Cabrita (1988–89)
Saâdane (1989–90)
Cabrita (1990–91)
Fakhir (1992–96)
Rogov (1996)
Moldovan (1996–97)
El Ammari (1997)
Halilhodžić (1997–98)
Fulloné (1998–2000)
Vieira (2000)
Moldovan (2000–01)
Takač (2001)
Jamal (2001–02)
Meeuws (2002–03)
Michel (2003–04)
Casimiro (2004)
Fiard (2004)
Stambouli (2004–05)
Moldovan (2005)
Fulloné (2005–06)
Fortes (2006–07)
Nejmi (2007)
Chay (2007–08)
Sellami (2008)
Romão (2008–09)
Mozer (2009)
Romão (2009–10)
Michel (2010)
Fakhir (2010–11)
Balaci (2011)
Marchand (2011–12)
Fakhir (2012–13)
Benzarti (2013–14)
Benchikha (2014)
Romão (2014–15)
Jamal (2015)
Krol (2015)
Taoussi (2015–)

Togo national football team – managers

Göller (1972)
Göller (1984)
Aguiar (1992)
Ergot (1993)
Göller (1996–97)
Zougbédé (1997)
Vogel (1997–98)
Mawuéna (1998–99)
Göller (1999–2000)
Mawuéna (2000)
B. Tchanilé (2000–02)
Garzitto (2002)
Dumas (2002–04)
Keshi (2004–06)
Pfister (2006)
Keshi (2006–08)
Stambouli (2008)
Mawuéna (2008–09)
Thissen (2009)
Velud (2009–10)
Froger (2010–11)
Keshi (2011)
Six (2011–14)
T. Tchanilé (2014–15)
Saintfiet (2015–16)
Le Roy (2016–)

Mali squad – 2004 African Cup of Nations Fourth Place

1 Mahamadou Sidibè 2 Diamoutèné 3 Diawara 4 A. Coulibaly 5 Thiam 6 Diarra 7 Mamady Sidibé 8 B. Touré 9 Abouta 10 S. Coulibaly 11 D. Sidibé 12 Keita 13 Kone 14 D. Coulibaly 15 Demba 16 Bathily 17 S. Traoré 18 Sissoko 19 Kanouté 20 D. Traoré 21 M. Traoré 22 Tangara Coach: Stambouli

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