Sylvain Legwinski

Where is Sylvain Legwinski now?

A cult hero at Fulham, Sylvain Legwinski retired from playing professional football in 2008 after two seasons playing in the Championship with Ipswich Town.

Starting his professional career in 1992 with AS Monaco, he went onto make over 400 first-team appearances over a 17-year period for four teams winning the French Ligue 1 twice and also the UEFA Intertoto Cup with Fulham. During his time with Ipswich at the end of his career he won the club’s Player of the Year and Player’s Player of the Year awards in 2007.

Although he never represented the senior France national team on the international stage he did represent his country at the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta.

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During his time at Ipswich Town, Legwinski started working towards obtaining his coaching badges and in 2009 he moved to non-league side St Neots Town in a player/assistant manager role.

His time at St Neots was brief and he made a move back to London in 2010 to work as a coach at Crystal Palace before moving to former club AS Monaco as assistant coach to first-team manager Laurent Banide.

He then moved back to former side AS Monaco where he coached their under-19’s side and also their reserve side before an appointment as managing director of the club’s loan players.

Legwinski also occasionally appears as a pundit on French sports channel SFR Sport.

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Sylvain Legwinski: Premier League Statistics

NationalityFrance
PositionMidfielder
Appearances128
Goals Scored8
Yellow Cards25
Red Cards1
Premier League Teams Played forFulham

Statistics courtesy of www.premierleague.com

Last Updated on 2 April 2021 by Admin