Alain Bettagno

Alain Bettagno
Personal information
Date of birth	9 November 1968
Place of birth	Seraing, Belgium
Position(s)	Midfielder; Winger
Senior career*
Years	Team
-1988	R.F.C. Seraing
`1988-1989	Club Brugge KV
-1996	Standard Liège
1996-1997	FC Linz
1997-1999	FC Gueugnon
1999-2000	R.A.A. Louviéroise
2000-2001	RFC Liège
2002-2002	R.C.S. Verviétois
International career
1994-1995	Belgium
	*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Alain Bettagno (born 9 November 1968 in Belgium) is a Belgian retired footballer.^[2]

He earned two caps with the Belgium national team.

Career

Bettagno started his career with Seraing, the club his father supported, and was one of a few youth graduates from the club.^[3] After relegation to the Belgian second division, he stayed with the team on his father's wishes despite offers from the top division.^[3] In 1988, he signed for Bruges for twelve million francs, which saved Seraing from bankruptcy.^[3] However, his career was blighted by injuries, including one in the 1993 Belgian Cup final, which caused him to miss the 1994 World Cup.^[3]

References

^ l'autriche se console avec ses clubs frenay est devenu fils adoptif de linz lesoir.be
^ Bettagno: "Je n’ai postulé que pour rallier... le club de Huy" dhnet.be
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d Alain Bettagno: «Liège, un petit goût d’inachevé!» lavenir.net

External links

Alain Bettagno at National-Football-Teams.com
Alain Bettagno at WorldFootball.net
Alain Bettagno at the Royal Belgian Football Association

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[1] 'autriche se console avec ses clubs frenay est devenu fils adoptif de linz lesoir.be

[2] Bettagno: "Je n’ai postulé que pour rallier... le club de Huy" dhnet.be

[lavenir-3] Alain Bettagno: «Liège, un petit goût d’inachevé!» lavenir.net

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