André Bernardes Santos

Portuguese footballer and midfielder

André Bernardes Santos - Portuguese footballer and midfielder
Born

March 2nd, 1989
36 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Portugal

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A professional footballer played primarily as a midfielder. Developed skills at the youth academies of Sporting CP and later played for the senior team. Had a career that included stints at several clubs, notably at Arsenal in the Premier League. Participation in international competitions included representing Portugal at various youth levels, showcasing talent on the European stage.

Played for Arsenal in the Premier League

Represented Portugal at youth international levels

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