Peter Luccin

Peter Bernard Luccin ( born April 9, 1979 in Marseille ) is a French football player.

Peter Luccins start in professional football marked the year 1996, when he was allowed to move up at AS Cannes in the first team. Was swiftly at Girondins Bordeaux aware of him, where he made ​​his breakthrough in the following season.

The most successful French team and at the same time the club from his hometown, Olympique Marseille, strove for him, but again after only two years, he moved to the French capital for Paris St. Germain.

The years 2001-2004 brought its first foreign contract. With good performances at Celta Vigo he attracted the interest of Atlético Madrid, where he spent three successful years again. Firstly, due to the great pressure to succeed and the new competitive situation by the obligations of Raul Garcia Simao Sabrosa and to want to experience the other by the will of something new, he took in the summer of 2007, the offer of league rival Real Zaragoza. There he graduated from 30 games. In the summer of 2008 Luccin was transferred for a season on loan to Racing Santander. Then he returned to Real Zaragoza.

Since July 1, 2010 is Luccin without a club. Previously, he had suffered a torn ACL. A trial with 1 FC Cologne in September 2010 did not lead to a commitment by the German Bundesliga. Previously, he played also at FC Schalke 04.