| His nickname is Paddy. Similar to lots of other French | | | | Arsenal in 1996-2005, Juventus in 2005-2006, Inter |
| footballers, Patrick Vieira was born out of France | | | | Milan in 2006-2010, and Manchester City in |
| countryside. He was born on 23 June 1976 in Dakar, | | | | 2010-Present. |
| Senegal. At the age of 8 Vieira just moved to Paris, | | | | For France, Patrick Vieira was component of 1998 |
| as he immediately began joining for FC Trappes, his | | | | World Cup and Euro 2000-winning teams. He played in |
| first youth club. Vieira is French soccer player who | | | | the 2002 and 2006 World Cup competitions as well. |
| takes part for Manchester City club and the national | | | | Between 1997 and 2009 he has collected 107 caps |
| side of French. Vieira's playing position in the field is as | | | | and made 6 goals for France team. |
| a midfielder. Patrick Vieira was a legend as a | | | | As individual, Vieira got many achievement in his |
| footballer, and is taken into account by all being a true | | | | career as a professional soccer players, the honors he |
| hero. | | | | got include UEFA Football Championship Team of the |
| In 1993, at the age of 17, he got his first start with AS | | | | Tournament (2000), 2001 FIFA Confederations Cup as |
| Cannes. He got repute fast for being a sturdy | | | | Top Scorer, FIFA World Cup All-Star Team (2006), |
| defensive-minded midfielder and he was chosen as a | | | | PFA Team of the Year (1998-1999, 1999-2000, |
| captain of the team in two years. | | | | 2000-2001, 2001-2002, 2002-2003, 2003-2004), Gandu |
| Vieira grew to eminence during his period at Arsenal | | | | Team of the Year: 2000-2001, French Player of the |
| (1996 - 2005). He won three titles of Premier League | | | | Year: 2001, Overall Team of the Decade - Premier |
| and also four FA Cups, ultimately becoming captain of | | | | League 10 Seasons Awards (1992/3 - 2001/2), and |
| club. To list his experiences with some senior clubs, he | | | | FIFA 100. |
| played for Cannes in 1993-1995, AC Milan in 1995-1996, | | | | |