Glenn Loovens
Professional footballer and defender
Born
September 22nd, 1983
42 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Netherlands
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Played as a central defender, primarily in the Netherlands and England. Began professional career at De Graafschap before moving to clubs like FC Zwolle, Cardiff City, and Celtic. Made significant contributions at Celtic, winning multiple league titles and participating in UEFA Champions League matches. Known for defensive skills and leadership on the field.
Played for Celtic FC and won three Scottish Premiership titles
Competed in UEFA Champions League matches
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