Daniel Arzani

Footballer with notable international play

Daniel Arzani - Athletes & Sports Figures born January 4th, 1999
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Born in 1999, this footballer started his career in Australia with Melbourne City and quickly gained attention for his skills on the field. In 2018, he made his debut for the Australian national team. This player participated in the FIFA World Cup, showcasing talent on an international stage. Later, he signed with Manchester City, although his playing time was limited. Subsequent loan spells included a move to Celtic in Scotland, furthering experience in European football.

Debuted for the Australian national team in 2018

Played in the FIFA World Cup in 2018

Transferred to Manchester City in 2018

Loaned to Celtic during the 2018-2019 season

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