Édgar Andrade
Mexican footballer with Club Necaxa
Born
March 2nd, 1988
37 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Mexico
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A professional footballer played as a midfielder. Started the professional career in 2006 with L.A. Galaxy and continued with various clubs in Mexico, notably Club Necaxa. Contributed to the team during multiple tournaments, showcasing skills in both domestic leagues and cup competitions.
Played for Club Necaxa
Participated in Liga MX matches
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