Charlotte-Gwendoline Sagnol is the stunning wife of French former defender and current manager of the Georgia national team, Willy Sagnol.
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She is the second wife of Willy
Charlotte has been married to her husband, Willy, for nearly two decades.
They first walked down the aisle on the 6th of December, 2006, in Grunwald, Germany, and their second wedding took place on the 5th of July, 2008, in Saint-Tropez, France.
Soon after, they welcomed twins.
She is the second wife of Willy. Before her, Willy was married to a woman named Laetitia.
She is also the step-mom of two step-kids, a daughter, Chiara Sagnol, and a son, Sandro Sagnol, born in 2002 and 2006, respectively.
Age
Charlotte-Gwendoline Sagnol's husband, Willy Sagnol, is 47 years old.
Net Worth
Her husband's net worth is estimated to be around $10 million.
She was the reason Willy and Zinedine Zidane managed to make up after not talking for almost two years
Willy, in an interview, revealed that he did not speak to Zinedine Zidane for almost two years after Zidane's infamous headbutt in the 2006 World Cup final.
Zidane was sent off in the 110th minute of the game for headbutting Marco Materazzi in the chest.
As a result of his actions, he could not participate in the penalty shootout, and Italy went on to a 5-3 victory on penalties.
Willy felt his actions were responsible for France's loss in the 2006 World Cup final.
As soon as he entered the changing room, having lost to Italy, Zidane apologized, but Willy didn’t want to accept his apology.
“You enter the changing room, you have lost, you have a lad there who talks and apologizes. But you don’t hear it! You are deep in disappointment”, Willy said, as reported by AS.
He also humorously added that he smoked 25 cigarettes in ten minutes as a way to escape.
In 2008, after the European Championship and almost two years of not talking to each other, Willy was getting married to Charlotte.
Charlotte asked him to invite him, and he did. He called him.
Zidane could not make it to the party in the evening, but he arrived in the morning, and they had an aperitif together, Willy said.
Her husband led Georgia to its historic qualification for Euro 2024
Three years after Willy’s appointment as a manager of Georgia's national team, he led Georgia to its historic qualification for Euro 2024.
It’s the first time Georgia qualified for Euro.
During the press conference, Willy reacted to their great achievement, where he expressed that people in the past sometimes thought that maybe he should have left or resigned, but he was trying to explain that it takes time to achieve something.
“In football, you can’t change everything in a month or six months. It takes time. Always. And staying in Georgia, I mean.. I would have to feel what I feel today. So I‘m happy and I never thought about leaving. As a player, you can influence the match immediately, as a coach you sort and analyze everything. This is the biggest difference between being on the bench or the pitch. I am happy that the work we have accomplished here in three years is visible today”, he said.