Gheorghe Hagi

Footballer and manager, Euro 2000 star

Gheorghe Hagi - Athletes & Sports Figures born February 5th, 1965
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A prominent footballer and manager, played as an attacking midfielder. Enjoyed a successful club career with Steaua București, Real Madrid, and Barcelona. Represented Romania in multiple international tournaments, including the 1994 FIFA World Cup and Euro 2000, where Romania reached the quarter-finals. Transitioned to coaching, managing various clubs and the Romanian national team.

Played for Real Madrid and Barcelona

Helped Romania reach Euro 2000 quarter-finals

Won Romanian Liga I with Steaua București

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