Christophe Horlaville

Horlaville moved from local side Oissel to Arnaud Dos Santos's Rouen in 1988. The "Red Devils" finished 11th in Group A of Division 2 in 1988–89, then third in Group B in 1989–90, fifth in Group B in 1990–91, seventh in Group A in 1991–92, third in group B in 1992–93, and then 19th in the amalgamated Division 2 in 1993–94 as they suffered relegation. He left Stade Robert Diochon, and signed with Division 1 side Cannes in 1994. He was the club's top-scorer with 11 league goals in 1994–95 as they achieved a mid-table finish under Safet Sušić's stewardship. He then scored 12 league goals in 1995–96 to help steer Guy Lacombe's "Red Dragons" away from the relegation zone. Horlaville joined Guingamp in 1996 and helped the Francis Smerecki's side to win the 1996 UEFA Intertoto Cup, scoring a goal in the first leg of the final against Rotor Volgograd. He also played at Parc des Princes in defeat to Nice in the final of the Coupe de France; he converted his penalty in the shoot-out, though Nice won 5–4. However, they failed to bring this success into the league, finishing 12th in 1996–97. He departed Stade de Roudourou for Le Havre, who went on to finish eighth in 1997–98 under the stewardship of Denis Troch. Horlaville played two months in the First Division of the English Football League on loan with John Rudge's Port Vale in the 1998–99 season. He made his debut at Vale Park as a 68th-minute substitute for Robin Berntsen on 14 November, in a 2–0 defeat to Sunderland. He made his…

He is the son of former France international Daniel Horlaville. After retiring from playing himself, he became a football player's agent.

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UEFA Intertoto Cup: 1996 Coupe de France runner-up: 1997