Gavin Hoyte

Footballer for Trinidad and Tobago

Gavin Hoyte - Footballer for Trinidad and Tobago
Born

June 6th, 1990
35 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Trinidad and Tobago

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Born in England, a professional footballer represented Trinidad and Tobago at the international level. Began career at Arsenal's youth academy before moving to various clubs in the Football League and non-league football in England. Made significant contributions on the field as a defender, showcasing capable performances and earning selection for national duties.

Represented Trinidad and Tobago in international matches

Played for clubs including Arsenal and Dagenham & Redbridge

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