Emmanuel Aznar

Emmanuel Aznar

French footballer (1915–1970)

Algeria Wing half
1915Born
1Int'l caps
1Int'l goals
4Clubs
138Club apps
106Club goals
168Height (cm)

Emmanuel Aznar: profile

Emmanuel Aznar (born 23 December 1915 in Sidi Bel Abbès, Algeria) was an Algerian footballer who played as a wing half. He died on 4 October 1970.

Aznar started out at Olympique de Marseille in 1936. He played for 4 clubs between 1936 and 1952. His most appearances came at Olympique de Marseille (1936–1943), where he made 114 appearances and scored 92 goals. Across all recorded club spells he totals 138 appearances and 106 goals.

At international level, Aznar represented France (1938), earning 1 cap and scoring 1 goal.

Sidi Bel Abbès has produced 9 footballers in our database, including Djilali Abdi, Ahmed Amar and Samir Zazou.

Key facts

Club career
1936–1952 (17 seasons)
Club goals per game
0.77 (106 in 138)
Shares a birthday with
Victor Boniface, Jeffrey Schlupp and Mbwana Samatta (more)

Club career

YearsClubLeagueAppsGoals
1936–1943 Olympique de Marseille Ligue 1 114 92
1943–1944 équipe fédérale Marseille-Provence – –
1944–1946 Olympique de Marseille Ligue 1 15 12
1946–1947 Sporting Toulon Var Championnat National 1 9 2
1947–1952 Olympique de Marseille Ligue 1 – –
–1936 SC Bel Abbès – –
Total138106

Appearances and goals are league figures where recorded on Wikidata; “–” means not recorded.

International career

YearsTeamLevelCapsGoals
1938 France Senior 11

Frequently asked questions

Where was Emmanuel Aznar born?

Emmanuel Aznar was born in Sidi Bel Abbès, Algeria.

Which national team does Emmanuel Aznar play for?

Emmanuel Aznar played international football for France. He has 1 cap and 1 goal on record.

Which clubs has Emmanuel Aznar played for?

Emmanuel Aznar's recorded clubs are Olympique de Marseille, équipe fédérale Marseille-Provence, Sporting Toulon Var and SC Bel Abbès.

How tall is Emmanuel Aznar?

Emmanuel Aznar is 168 cm (5 ft 6 in) tall.

What position does Emmanuel Aznar play?

Emmanuel Aznar played as a wing half.