Christophe Cocard
- Full name: Christophe Cocard
- Date of birth: 15 October 1969
- Place of birth: Évreux, France
- Nationality: French
- Position: Attacking midfielder / Winger
- Youth club: Évreux (youth)
Senior club career (highlights)
- AJ Auxerre (1988–1996) — Cocard came through the ranks and established himself at Auxerre under manager Guy Roux. He made over 200 appearances for the club and was an important creative attacking player, contributing goals and assists from midfield/wing.
- Olympique Lyonnais (1996–2001) — After leaving Auxerre he joined Lyon, where he continued to play in top-flight Ligue 1 for several seasons.
- Sing Tao / Hong Kong (brief stint) — He had a short spell abroad before retiring from professional football.
International career
- France national team (1992–1996) — Cocard earned caps for France, included in squads during the mid-1990s. He scored a few goals for the national side and was part of the team during the qualifying/build-up period to major tournaments (though not a long-term regular starter).
Honours & notes
- Noted for technical ability, dribbling and attacking runs from midfield.
- Part of the strong Auxerre sides of the early-to-mid 1990s coached by Guy Roux that regularly competed near the top of Ligue 1 and in domestic cups.
Career totals (approximate)
- Club appearances: 300+ (across all clubs)
- Club goals: 50–70 (approx.)
- France caps: around 10–15
After football
- Following retirement, Cocard has stayed largely out of the international spotlight; some former players take roles in coaching, local football projects or media on a smaller scale.
Note: Numbers above are approximate summaries of his career. For exact season-by-season statistics, honours and match records, specific databases (e.g., official club records, Ligue 1 archives or national team records) provide detailed tables.