Player: Gilbert Bodart

• Full name: Gilbert Bodart
• Date of birth: 2 November 1962
• Place of birth: Ougrée (Saint-Nicolas), Belgium
• Position: Goalkeeper
• Nationality: Belgian

Club career (summary):

• Standard Liège (1981–1996) — Main club of his career; established as first-choice goalkeeper, won domestic trophies and had European appearances.
• Germinal Ekeren (1996–1997)
• RFC Liège (1997–1998)
• Perugia (Italy) (1998) — short spell abroad
• Charleroi (1998–1999)

International career:

• Belgium national team (1989–1995) — Bodart was capped by Belgium and served as part of the national team setup in the early 1990s.
• He was included in squads for major tournaments, notably UEFA Euro 1984 squads-era successors and FIFA World Cup campaigns during his international span, and participated in qualifiers and friendlies across that period.

Notable achievements & facts:

• Renowned for his shot-stopping and command of the penalty area during his long spell at Standard Liège.
• One of Belgium’s most recognizable goalkeepers of the late 1980s and early-to-mid 1990s.
• After retiring as a player, Bodart had brief stints in coaching and other football-related roles.

Career totals (approximate):

• Club appearances: Over 400 senior matches (majority with Standard Liège)
• Belgium caps: Around 12–20 caps (national-team appearances across 1989–1995)

Note: Exact cap and appearance numbers vary by source; for official statistics check the Royal Belgian FA records or club historical archives.