David Timor
Spanish footballer with prominent career
Born
October 17th, 1989
36 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Spain
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Played as a midfielder. Began career in the youth system of FC Barcelona before moving to the senior team at UE Lleida. Later joined the youth ranks of Real Madrid, then transitioned to professional teams including CD Lugo and Real Zaragoza. Made significant contributions in La Liga, and was part of Zaragoza's squad during their Copa del Rey victory in 2013. Also had stints in various lower leagues, enhancing his playing experience throughout the career.
Contributed to Real Zaragoza's Copa del Rey win in 2013
Played for teams in Spain's top two divisions
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