Erwin Hoffer

Austrian footballer, played for Austria Wien

Erwin Hoffer - Athletes & Sports Figures born April 14th, 1987
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Born in 1987, a professional footballer specialized in forward positions. Played extensively in the Austrian Bundesliga and contributed to both club and national teams. Competed for Austria Wien and represented the national team in various youth and senior-level competitions. Helped Austria Wien secure league titles during his tenure, showcasing skill in scoring and playmaking.

Played for Austria Wien

Represented Austria at various youth levels

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