Where are they now : Drissa Traore

**Piethagoram** · April 20, 2023

https://www.courrier-picard.fr/id379047/article/2023-01-15/football-national-3-chantilly-empoche-un-succes-precieux-contre-lambres-lez

**Chris** · April 20, 2023

He did okay for Swindon and Forest Green Rovers, I seem to recall him playing against us at one point.

I know at FGR, some of their fans didn't believe he was worth the salary he was reportedly earning. Decent midfielder but it's surprising to see he hasn't scored more goals. I usually signed him on Football Manager 2015, he'd improve to be a key player and would score a few goals a season. When I saw him play, he seemed talented but lacked polished fundamentals.

liampie · April 20, 2023

i dont remember his name at all, i really dont.

**Piethagoram** · April 21, 2023

I was disappointed when he left Notts, I thought he had some real potential

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drissa_Traoré

I see playing for Beauvais is on his C.V.... which was also on former Notts midfielder, Tony Garcia

**Joshua** · April 21, 2023

I can't really recall him either, to be honest. His name doesn't ring a bell. Was he with the club during our time in League One? I don't really recollect many of the fringe players from that period in time.

**Piethagoram** · April 21, 2023

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/29030798 @Joshua

**TheSkipper** · April 21, 2023

I really liked Drissa Traore when he was at Notts County. He was a classy player who could dribble, pass and shoot. Due to a string of injuries and lack of recognition from the manager, Drissa was unable to showcase his abilities. But I could see he had a spark in him that made him stand out. He was too good for the lower leagues, and I'm glad he moved on to bigger and better things. He did great at Forest Green Rovers and Swindon Town, where he helped them get promoted. He was a joy to watch.

allardyces tash · April 21, 2023

For a young player, he appeared acceptable - albeit slightly thin and lacking in strength. Though not quite on par with Stanley Aborah, I believed he had potential.