Antonio Sanabria

Paraguayan footballer, Torino striker

Antonio Sanabria - Paraguayan footballer, Torino striker
Born

March 4th, 1996
29 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Paraguay

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Born in 1996, this footballer began his career at Barcelona's youth academy before moving to the senior team. Subsequently, played for multiple clubs in Spain, notably Real Betis, before transferring to Torino in Italy's Serie A. Internationally, represented Paraguay in various competitions, including the Copa America, contributing to the team's efforts on the field.

Played for Torino in Serie A

Represented Paraguay in Copa America

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