by Raymond Kopa, Patrice Burchkalter · Mareuil éditions · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782372540070
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In this memoir, Raymond Kopa, one of the greatest legends of French football, recounts his extraordinary journey. From his humble beginnings to becoming the "Napoleon of football," Kopa reviews his successes, including his French and Spanish championship titles, his European Cups, and his historic 1958 Ballon d'Or. With an engaging and sincere style, the author shares anecdotes about his time alongside greats like Pelé, Di Stéfano, and Puskás, while reflecting on his commitment to players' rights and his successful professional transition after retiring from the pitch.
This work is not only a sports testimony but also a life lesson on passion, teamwork, and personal growth. Featuring contributions from Patrice Burchkalter and a foreword by Zinédine Zidane, this book is an essential read for any football fan who wants to know the story of the first great idol of French football.
