Frank Ongfiang
Cameroonian footballer with national acclaim
Born
April 6th, 1985
40 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Cameroon
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Born in April 1985, this individual played as a professional footballer primarily in the position of midfielder. Early in the career, played for several clubs in Cameroon, showcasing skills that contributed to team successes. Achieved recognition while participating in the national league and gradually worked up to represent the national team, contributing to various international matches and tournaments. Transitioned from club football in Cameroon to playing across different countries, gaining experience and mentorship in the sport. Retired from professional football but remains involved in promoting football in the community.
Represented Cameroon in international matches
Played for several clubs in Cameroon
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