Bruno Martini

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Personal data

Position:

Goalkeeper

Number:

12

Date of birth:

30.07.1970

Place of birth:

Salon-de-Provence (FRA)

Nationality:

French

Height:

1.97m

Weight:

95kg

In club since:

2008 (signed contract on 24 Mar 2008)

In club until:

2009

Clubs:

1991 OM Vitrolles (FRA)
1994 Istres OPH (FRA)
1995 OM Vitrolles (FRA)
1996 Pontevedra (ESP)
1997 Spacers Toulouse (FRA)
1998 Cangas (ESP)
1999 HC Wuppertal
2000 Montpellier HB (FRA)
2003 Paris HB (FRA)
2005 USAM Nimes (FRA)
2007 Retired
24.03.2009 THW Kiel

Clubs as manager:

2012 Paris St. Germain (FRA)

Career highlights:

• Champions League final 2009
• German champion 2009
• German cup winner 2009
• Champions League winner 2003 with Montpellier (FRA)
• Winner of european cup of cup winners 1993 with Vitrolles (FRA)
• Finalist european cup of cup winners 1994 with Vitrolles (FRA)
• French champion 1994 und 1996 with Vitrolles
• French champion 2001, 2002 and 2003 with Montpellier
• French cup winner 1993 with Vitrolles
• French cup winner 1998 with Toulouse
• French cup winner 2001, 2002 and 2003 with Montpellier
   
• World champion 1995 and 2001
• 3rd place WC 1996 and 2003
• 4th place olympic games Atlanta 1996
• 6th place olympic games Sydney 2000

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More information:

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Career in national team

Appearances in the national team:

202 FRA

First match for national team:

July 1990 vs. USSR

Successes:

• World champion 1995 and 2001
• 3rd place WC 1996 and 2003
• 4th place olympic games Atlanta 1996
• 6th place olympic games Sydney 2000

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