Fabien Antunes

French footballer; played for FC Nantes

Fabien Antunes - French footballer; played for FC Nantes
Born

November 19th, 1991
33 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

France

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Born in 1991, a French footballer played as a midfielder. Started career in lower leagues before advancing to Ligue 1. Competed in domestic leagues and cups, showcasing skills for both club and youth national teams. Contributed to FC Nantes over multiple seasons, participating in critical matches and helping the team in various competitions.

Played for FC Nantes

Competed in Ligue 1

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