Christian Poulsen

Danish footballer; UEFA Euro 2004 participant

Christian Poulsen - Athletes & Sports Figures born February 28th, 1980
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A professional footballer played as a midfielder. Started career at Aalborg BK before moving to Germany, playing for Schalke 04 and then for Sevilla FC in Spain. Contributed to the teams' performances in domestic leagues and European competitions. Represented the national team in UEFA Euro 2004 and FIFA World Cup 2010. Closed career in FC Copenhagen.

Participated in UEFA Euro 2004

Played for Sevilla FC

Competed in FIFA World Cup 2010

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