French Winger Joins PSG
David Ginola transferred from Brest to Paris Saint-Germain and became renowned for his attacking runs, close control and flair on the left wing.
Historical biography archive · Updated 2026-11-03
David Ginola Biography and Timeline
Follow David Ginola through 4 dated historical records for France.
David Ginola, historical timeline
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
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1992–1999Years on this page
1992
1994
French Player of the Year Form
Ginola's imaginative dribbling and wide attacking play helped Paris Saint-Germain secure the French title and brought him individual recognition.
1995
Ginola Becomes Keegan Wide Attacking Star
David Ginola joins Kevin Keegan's Newcastle United from Paris Saint-Germain, adding flamboyant wing play and creative passing to an already adventurous attacking team.
1999
Player of the Year
Tottenham winger Ginola wins the writers accolade as his adventurous dribbling and individual flair distinguish him during the 1998–99 season.
Records, sources and methodology
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