Didier Deschamps

...stage. In 2003 he won the French League Cup and in 2004 AS Monaco (always under Didier Deschamps) made it to the UEFA Champions League Final where they lost to Jose Mourinho's FC Porto in Arena Auf Schalke, Gelsenkirchen. Despite their...

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...led AS Monaco FC to the final in 2003/04. Now back at the helm of OM, the 41-year-old looked back over his greatest achievements in the competition and discussed his return to the Stade Velodrome. Do you think the French public focus too...

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...Pedro Pablo Pasculli. Following the loss of Fernando Morientes (returning to Real Madrid after his loan period expired), Didier Deschamps was looking to reinforce his frontguard and so made an offer for Chevanton. In July 2004, he...

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...as a free agent on a one-year deal after scoring 20 Liga goals in 66 games over three seasons for Valencia CF. "I know Morientes well," said Deschamps. "He has always scored goals and is fresh and motivated to play at the highest level."

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...» Having won the UEFA Champions League with Olympique de Marseille and Juventus as a player and reached the final with AS Monaco FC as a coach, Didier Deschamps knows exactly what it takes to go far in Europe's premier club competition. Now...

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