The French national team has produced some of the finest finishers, who have performed well in Europe over the years. Here are France's all-time top scorers for these top European clubs.
1. Karim Benzema - The French striker is the all-time French goalscorer for Real Madrid. He has played 636 matches for the club since 2009, in which he scored 348 goals. He scored 25 goals in the season 2022/2023.
2. Thierry Henry - The French striker is Arsenal's all-time best scorer. He scored 228 goals in 376 games for Arsenal between 1998 and 2006.
3. Kylian Mbappe - The French striker has made 251 appearances for PSG since 2017, scoring 202 goals. He scored 31 goals in the season 2022/2023.
4. David Trezeguet - France's all-time leading scorer at Juventus. He played 320 matches for Juventus between 2000 and 2010, in which he scored 171 goals. 5. Antoine Griezmann - French attacking midfielder made 331 appearances for Atletico Madrid, scoring 151 goals. He scored 10 goals in the season 2022/2023.
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Harry Redknapp is eyeing a return to Tottenham more than a decade after his first spell in the Premier League ended after Frank Lampard was appointed interim Chelsea manager
Harry Redknapp eyeing coach's return after Frank Lampard's return to Chelsea
Harry Redknapp eyeing coach's return after Frank Lampard's return to Chelsea
Harry Redknapp has joked that he is ready to 'crawl' to Tottenham to become a long-term replacement for Antonio Conte.
Conte resigned as Spurs head coach two weeks ago after a tantrum erupted after a thrilling draw against Southampton's basement boys. Cristian Stellini has been placed in temporary charge of the team for the remainder of the campaign, with Spurs battling for a place in the top four.
The Italian was sacked shortly before Chelsea manager Graham Potter was sacked after a poor 31-match streak. Former Blues boss Frank Lampard has returned to Stamford Bridge to lead the team for the remainder of the season before an official appointment is made this summer. That return follows Roy Hodgson's return to Crystal Palace, with the former England manager taking over from Patrick Vieira for the remainder of the season. With Hodgson back, Redknapp believes he can still do a good job at Tottenham.
"I'm ready, I'll crawl over there!" I still think my advice on football is pretty good," he told GB News when asked if he would return to Spurs 11 years after his first term as manager ended. or not.
“It's great to see some older people coming back. Look at Neil Warnock at Huddersfield, he came back and won three rounds. Roy Hodgson has returned to the Palace. Good luck to them.
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Lampard returns to lead Chelsea for the rest of the season
Lampard returns to lead Chelsea for the rest of the season
Redknapp is Lampard's uncle and has a close relationship with the Chelsea legend. He admitted he was surprised to see the former midfielder return to Stamford Bridge, but insisted it was too good an opportunity to turn down. "Honestly, I was surprised. Frank has clearly had his time at Everton and I wonder what his future holds with the coaching job. Will he return or possibly work. in television as an expert or not," added Redknapp.
"But he loves football, it's his life. I think he wants to be there to lead and so when he got that opportunity, I mean it's fantastic that he's back at Chelsea now. They also have a Champions League quarter-final against Real Madrid.
"I mean, what a great game to be in. It's a great opportunity. If he can go out there and do well, maybe he'll get a job. He really does. being able to rebuild my reputation, that's very important." "And they absolutely love him there, the fans love him. So I'm sure they'll be delighted. They have a lot of respect for Frank. So it's a great opportunity for that." him. Frank has to go there. Go." with confidence. "He's got a great team of players there. Great talent. He has to go out there and build confidence and try to put a smile on the players' faces. There are so many. things are at stake. The players also play for pride."
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