Didier Monczuk

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Didier Monczuk
Personnel
birthday February 18, 1961
place of birth Aulnay-sous-BoisFrance
size 180 cm
position striker
Men's
Years station Games (goals) 1
1979-1981 SCO Angers 4 0(0)
1981-1985 FC Rouen 69 (13)
1985-1986 FC Istres 26 (10)
1986-1987 Olympique Alès 29 (14)
1987-1988 KFC Quimper 30 (20)
1988-1989 AJ Auxerre 37 (10)
1989-1992 Racing Strasbourg 97 (72)
1992-1993 Olympique Nîmes 34 0(9)
1994 SV Linx 14 (13)
1994-1995 Stade Brest 28 (14)
1995-1996 Stade Saint-Brieuc 28 (15)
1996-1997 SCO Angers 29 (13)
1997-1998 USL Dunkerque 34 (18)
1998-1999 FC Mulhouse 12 0(2)
1 Only league games are given.

Didier Monczuk (born February 18, 1961 in Aulnay-sous-Bois ) is a former French football player .

Career

Monczuk played in his youth in the suburbs of Paris , where he was born. He moved to SCO Angers , where he began his career. In the seasons 1979/80 and 1980/81 he was used twice in the professional team in the first division . However, he did not make the breakthrough against internal competitors such as François Félix or Karim Maroc . In 1981 he moved to FC Rouen . Just a year later, they were promoted to the first division, but this was mainly due to the goals of Jean-François Beltramini . From then on Monczuk played rather mixed and only became a regular player in the 1984/85 season. However, the club was relegated this year. He then moved to the second division club FC Istres in 1985 . In 26 games he scored ten goals there. For the following season he signed with league rivals Olympique Alès . He scored 14 goals in 29 games for the team, and the team also reached the semi-finals of the French Cup . In 1987 he left the club in the direction of KFC Quimper , who also competed in the second division. In a team with Eugène Ekéké , among others , he scored 20 goals in 30 games.

His performance aroused the interest of first division clubs and so Monczuk signed in 1988 with AJ Auxerre . Under coach Guy Roux he was a regular player and scored ten goals in the season. Nevertheless, he left Auxerre again in 1989 and moved to Racing Strasbourg in the second division. In the first season he scored 26 goals for the team that was occupied by players like Nestor Subiat . After two more good seasons, Monczuk achieved promotion to the first division with Strasbourg in 1992. However, he switched instead to Olympique Nîmes , then also in the first division. Despite a strong team, he was relegated with the club just a year later. In the following season, Monczuk was only used seven times after poor performance.

During the winter break of the 1993/94 season, he left the club and moved to Germany for SV Linx . He played for half a year for the club right on the French border and also hoped to return to nearby Strasbourg. But in the summer of 1994 he went to Stade Brest and only played in the third division . After a season there and a season at third division rivals Stade Saint-Brieuc , he returned to his youth club, SCO Angers, which was also only third class; During his time in the third division he was still a successful goalscorer and came well over ten goals per season. After another stint at USL Dunkerque , a fourth division club , he went to FC Mulhouse in 1998 , where he ended his career in 1999 at the age of 38. He made a total of 117 first division games (25 goals) and 211 second division games (123 goals). After retiring from his career, he worked for an agency that publishes books about football.

Individual evidence

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  2. Data on footballdatabase.eu
  3. Didier Monczuk complete profile ( Memento from December 8, 2013 in the web archive archive.today ), soccerdatabase.eu