Dušan Švento

Slovak footballer with international acclaim

Dušan Švento - Slovak footballer with international acclaim
Born

August 1st, 1985
40 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Slovakia

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Professional footballer played for various clubs in Slovakia, Austria, and Poland. Began career with Slovan Bratislava, contributing to their league successes. Achieved prominence in the Austrian Bundesliga with FC Red Bull Salzburg, winning multiple league titles. Represented Slovakia on the international stage, participating in UEFA Euro 2016 and earning several caps for the national team. Renowned for versatility on the field, excelling in midfield and defense positions.

Won Austrian Bundesliga titles with FC Red Bull Salzburg

Participated in UEFA Euro 2016 with Slovakia

Contributed to Slovan Bratislava's league successes

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