Timeline July 1992

Events in July 1992 8

• 1992 Transfer to Girondins de Bordeaux Zidane moves to Bordeaux for around 3.5 million francs In the summer of 1992, Zidane transferred to Girondins de Bordeaux, where he spent four seasons developing into one of the most sought-after playmakers in Europe. Playing alongside Christophe Dugarry and Bixente Lizarazu, he helped Bordeaux reach the 1996 UEFA Cup final, losing to Bayern Munich. His performances in Bordeaux's midfield established the trio as a core of the emerging French national team golden generation.
• 1992 Wimbledon 1992 Men: Andre Agassi · Women: Steffi Graf Agassi's only Wimbledon title.
• 1992 Manuel Noriega sentenced for drug trafficking Former Panamanian dictator jailed in US A US federal court sentenced former Panamanian military ruler Manuel Noriega to 40 years in prison on drug trafficking and racketeering charges. He had been captured after the 1989 American invasion of Panama and stood trial in Miami. Noriega's conviction marked one of the first times a foreign head of state was tried under US criminal law.
• 1992 1992 Summer Olympics XXV Olympiad - Barcelona Features the US basketball "Dream Team". Winner: Unified Team.
• 1992 Barcelona Olympics 1992 Global Modernization An event that signaled Spain successful modernization and entry onto the world stage.
• 1992 Barcelona Summer Olympics 1992 Games held in Spain Barcelona hosted the Games of the XXV Olympiad, widely regarded as a transformative event for the city's infrastructure and international profile. A unified German team and a group of former Soviet republics competing as the Unified Team took part. The event drew enormous global television audiences.
• 1992 – present Fabiano Caruana American World Championship challenger Fabiano Caruana challenged Magnus Carlsen for the World Championship in 2018 and became one of the strongest players of his generation.
• 1992 – 2016 Jose Fernandez (1992-2016) Died 25 September 2016, aged 24 Fernandez was a Cuban-American Major League Baseball pitcher for the Miami Marlins, known for his dominant fastball and infectious enthusiasm for the game. He defected from Cuba as a teenager before starting his MLB career. He died in a boating accident off the coast of Miami.