Álvaro Negredo
Spanish football striker, Euro 2012 champion
Born
August 20th, 1985
40 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Spain
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A professional football striker started career in youth teams before joining Almería, where impressive performances led to a transfer to Sevilla. At Sevilla, won the UEFA Europa League and helped the team secure the Copa del Rey. Played a key role in the Spanish national team, contributing to victory in UEFA Euro 2012. Later played for various clubs including Manchester City and Valencia before continuing career in other leagues.
Won UEFA Euro 2012 with Spain
Secured UEFA Europa League with Sevilla
Played for Manchester City in the Premier League
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