Andreas Beck

German footballer and Bundesliga player

Andreas Beck - Athletes & Sports Figures born March 13th, 1987
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This individual played as a right-back, primarily for VfB Stuttgart and Hoffenheim in the Bundesliga. A product of the VfB Stuttgart youth academy, professional career began in 2005. Displayed solid skills in defense and contributed to the team's performance over several seasons. Participated in numerous Bundesliga matches, showcasing consistent play and earning a reputation within the league. Additionally, played for the German national team, contributing to the squad during international competitions. Retired from professional football after a successful career marked by individual accolades and team achievements.

Played for VfB Stuttgart and Hoffenheim

Represented the German national team

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