Dean Gorré

Surinamese footballer and manager

Dean Gorré - Surinamese footballer and manager
Born

September 10th, 1970
55 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Suriname

Links & References

A former footballer and current manager, engaged in a significant career primarily in the Netherlands and Suriname. Played professionally as a midfielder for FC Groningen and later for several clubs in the Netherlands, including SC Cambuur and FC Emmen. Transitioned to management, taking the helm of Suriname's national team and various club teams. Also contributed to youth development in Surinamese football.

Played for FC Groningen in the Eredivisie

Managed the Suriname national football team

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