Name Serge Die Spouse Lydia Domoraud (m. 2002) 1996–1997 Africa Sports Weight 66 kg | Current team None Height 1.72 m Role Footballer Parents Andre Die, Odette Koide | |
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Full name Mhinseia Serge Aristide Die Date of birth (1977-10-04) 4 October 1977 (age 38) Number 77 (Skoda Xanthi F.C. / Midfielder) Children Manasse Chris – Samuel Die | ||
Place of birth Abidjan, Cote d\'Ivoire Playing position | ||
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Serge Dié (born 4 October 1977 in Abidjan) is a retired Ivorian footballer who last played for Greek side Skoda Xanthi.
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Career
He begin his playing career with Africa Sport of Abidjan, where he made his way, from the minor teams, through to the first team of the club.
Personal
Dié was raised in a family of 9 children and he faced tragedy at a young age with the death of his father, André Dié.
Dié became a devout Christian 2000 whilst he was a free agent and without a club for a year. He considered the fact his football career may be over, however during this period he agreed to offer his life to God. "I was lost and The Lord brought me back", he stated.
He married Lydia Domoraud on 22 June 2002. They have a child together, Manassé Chris-Samuel Dié, born on 17 January 2006.
Dié travelled to Ivory Coast in June 2005 in order to donate clothes and food to the war victims of the city Guitrozon, suburb of Djuekoué, a city situated on the West part of Ivory Coast.
In December 2006, Dié participated in an action of support for the inhabitants of Toulepleu, a city located centrally, organized by the First Lady of Ivory Coast, where he donated food to the people.
In December 2007, he was named "World Ambassador of Peace" by the president of the OMPP, a World Organization for Peace, for the donations quoted previously and for those that he made during his visit to the prisoners of the MACA Detention center and those of Abidjan.
In June 2008, he revisited Ivory Coast again, this time the city of Djuekoué, to observe the damages caused by the crisis personally.
He create the Manassé Foundation in 2008 in order to help widows and orphans affected by the war through diverse support programs and various projects.