The long and the short: OM's Isaak Touré towers over opposition! | OneFootball

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·27 December 2022

The long and the short: OM's Isaak Touré towers over opposition!

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From OM's Isaak Touré (206 cm!) to RC Lens' Jimmy Cabot (164 cm), find out who stacks up and who scrapes through with our comparison-obsessed round-up of the long and the short of it in Ligue 1 Uber Eats this season!

Isaak Touré, who was the tallest player in Ligue 2 BKT last season at Le Havre, is now the tallest player in Ligue 1 Uber Eats at 206 centimetres, as announced on the Olympique de Marseille website. The 19-year-old defender, who is in his first top-flight season, has already spoken about his atypical morphology in professional football.

Touré: 'Size gives me many advantages'


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"With my physique, I have to do more than the others," he told footnormand.fr after reassuring Ligue 1 Uber Eats forwards by confirming that he seem to have stopped growing. "Size gives me many advantages, but also disadvantages."

Behind the league's only player breaking the 200 cm mark, we find former RCSA leader Ludovic Ajorque (197cm), who is on a par with Angers' new recruit from Paris FC, Ousmane Camara. Two other centre-backs complete the top five, namely Christopher Jullien (MHSC) and El Chadaille Bitshiabu (PSG). Tallest outfield players in Ligue 1 Uber Eats: 206 cm: Souleymane Isaak Touré (OM) 197 cm: Ludovic Ajorque (RC Strasbourg Alsace), Ousmane Camara (Angers SCO) 196 cm: Christopher Jullien (Montpellier HSC), El Chadaille Bitshiabu (PSG) 195cm: Gerzino Nyamsi (RC Strasbourg Alsace) 194 cm: Cédric Hountondji (Angers SCO) and Benoît Badiashile (AS Monaco) 193 cm: Ibrahima Sissoko (RCSA), Mads Bech Sorensen (OGCN), Adam Buksa (RC Lens), Guillermo Maripan (AS Monaco), Chrislain Matsima and Sirini Doucouré (FC Lorient), Joe Rodon (SRFC), Maxime Estève (MHSC) 192 cm: Khéphren Thuram (OGCN), Amine Salama (SCO), Emmanuel Agbadou (SdR), Jackson Porozo (ESTAC), Jérôme Boateng (OL), Steven Fortes (RC Lens) 191 cm: José Fonte (LOSC), Loïc Badé (SRFC), Batista Mendy (SCO), Lesley Ugochukwu and Christopher Wooh (SRFC), Rasmus Nicolaisen (TFC), Gabriel Mutombo and Adil Rami (ESTAC) Tallest goalkeepers in Ligue 1 Uber Eats: 199 cm: Marcin Bulka (OGC Nice) 196 cm: Gianluigi Donnarumma (PSG), Alfred Gomis (SRFC), Alban Lafont (FC Nantes) 195 cm: Mory Diaw (CF63), Bingourou Kamara (MHSC), Julian Pollersbeck (OL) and Sergio Rico (PSG) 194 cm: Yahia Fofana (Angers SCO) 193 cm: Alexander Nübel and Thomas Didillon (ASM), Marco Bizot (SB29) and Joaquin Blazquez (SB29) 191 cm: Kjetil Haug (TFC) and Rémy Riou (OL) Cabot still the shortest - ahead of Verratti! At the other end of the scale, PSG have two of their best players in the shortest list, namely Marco Verratti and Lionel Messi. However, the rankings remain unchanged from last season, with RC Lens' Jimmy Cabot leading the way by just one centimetre ahead of the Italian and RCSA's Nordine Kandil. Ligue 1 Uber Eats' shortest players: 164 cm: Jimmy Cabot (RC Lens) 165 cm: Marco Verratti (PSG) and Nordine Kandil (RCSA) 167 cm: Karamoko Dembélé (SB29) 168 cm: Moses Simon (FC Nantes), Angel Gomes (LOSC), David Pereira Da Costa (RC Lens) 169 cm: Gaëtan Perrin (AJA), Lionel Messi (PSG), Alexis Sanchez (OM), Mathieu Coutadeur and Mohamed Youssouf (ACA) 170 cm: Colin Dagba (RCSA), Arnaud Nordin (MHSC), Nathanaël Mbuku, Mitchell van Bergen, Kamory Doumbia (SdR) and Rafik Guitane (SdR), Corentin Jean (RCL), Noah Fatar (SCO), Laurent Abergel, Théo Le Bris, Julien Ponceau and Enzo Le Fée (FCL), Gauthier Hein (AJA), Joe Bryan (OGCN), Levi Lumeka (ESTAC)

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