Ibrahima Traoré: Career Stats, Clubs, Age & Nationality

Ibrahima Traoré: profile

Ibrahima Traoré (born 21 April 1988 in Villepinte, France) is a retired Guinean footballer who played as a wing half.

Traoré's senior club career began in 2005 at Levallois SC. He played for 6 clubs in 2 countries since 2005. The busiest spell of his career was at VfB Stuttgart (2011–2014): 75 appearances and 6 goals. Across all recorded club spells he totals 187 appearances and 26 goals.

At international level, Traoré represented Guinea (2010–present). Our match database lists 4 of his international goals; the first came against Botswana on 28 January 2012 (Africa Cup of Nations).

Villepinte has produced 14 footballers in our database, including Boukary Dramé, Han-Noah Massengo and Sigamary Diarra.

Eligibility explained: Why does Ibrahima Traoré play for Guinea?

Key facts

Senior international debut: 2010 (aged about 22)
First international goal: 2012 – aged 23 (match)
Countries played in: 2: France and Germany
Club goals per game: 0.14 (26 in 187)
Height: 170 cm — taller than 6% of Guinean internationals on record
Latest move: Borussia Mönchengladbach (2014)
Shares a birthday with: Mitchell Weiser, Prejuce Nakoulma and Ali M'Madi (more)

Club career

Years	Club	League	Apps	Goals
2005–2006	Levallois SC		4	0
2006–2009	Hertha BSC II	Regionalliga Nordost	62	12
2007–2009	Hertha BSC	2. Bundesliga	1	0
2009–2011	FC Augsburg	Bundesliga	45	8
2011–2014	VfB Stuttgart	Bundesliga	75	6
2014–	Borussia Mönchengladbach	Bundesliga	–	–
	Total		187	26

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

International career

Years	Team	Level	Caps	Goals
2010–	Guinea	Senior	–	–

International goals (4)

#	Date	Match	Min	Competition
1	28 Jan 2012	Botswana 1–6 Guinea	45	Africa Cup of Nations
2	3 Jun 2012	Zimbabwe 0–1 Guinea	27	World Cup Qualification
3	9 Jun 2013	Guinea 6–1 Mozambique	76	World Cup Qualification
4	24 Jan 2015	Cameroon 1–1 Guinea	42	Africa Cup of Nations