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Gabriel Hanot

French football player, coach, and journalist
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  • Members of the Paris Saint-Germain soccer team celebrating with the Champions League trophy as confetti falls around them.
    UEFA Champions League
    / Formation and history

    … sports journalist Jacques Ferran and Gabriel Hanot, an editor at the newspaper L’Equipe, lobbied for a pan-European football tournament. After an English newspaper hailed the Wolverhampton Wanderers’ win over Hungarian club Honvéd FC in December 1954 by calling the former “champions of the world,” Hanot convinced the newly formed UEFA…

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    … sports journalist Jacques Ferran and Gabriel Hanot, an editor at the newspaper L’Equipe, lobbied for a pan-European football tournament. After an English newspaper hailed the Wolverhampton Wanderers’ win over Hungarian club Honvéd FC in December 1954 by calling the former “champions of the world,” Hanot convinced the newly formed UEFA…

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