Ab Fafié

Football manager and player from the Netherlands

Ab Fafié - Athletes & Sports Figures born 1941
Born

1941
85 years ago

Died
Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Netherlands

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A professional footballer and manager, contributed to the sport primarily in the Netherlands. Played as a forward for several clubs, including Ajax and FC Utrecht. Transitioned into management, leading teams at various levels. His career included significant tenures in both player and coaching roles, shaping the talents of many young players and teams during his managerial years.

Played for Ajax and FC Utrecht

Managed multiple football clubs

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