Dejan Kulusevski

Swedish footballer, Juventus player

Dejan Kulusevski - Athletes & Sports Figures born April 25th, 2000
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A professional footballer played primarily as a winger. Made his first-team debut in 2019 with Atalanta in Serie A. In 2020, signed with Parma on loan, where notable performances led to a permanent transfer to Juventus in 2021. Represented the Sweden national team in international competitions, including UEFA Euro 2020.

Debuted with Atalanta in Serie A

Transferred to Juventus in 2021

Represented Sweden at UEFA Euro 2020

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