Grégory Dufer
Belgian footballer and midfielder
Born
December 19th, 1981
43 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Belgium
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Born in 1981, this footballer played primarily as a midfielder. He began his professional career with Lierse SK in Belgium, where he gained recognition for his skills on the field. Later, he moved to RSC Anderlecht, a prominent Belgian club, contributing to the team's midfield. After his time at Anderlecht, he played for various clubs, including a period at KSV Roeselare, where he continued to showcase his talent. Throughout his career, he was noted for his consistent performances and was involved in key matches that highlighted his ability to influence the game. His career was marked by contributions to both club teams and the Belgian national youth teams.
Played for Lierse SK and RSC Anderlecht
Contributed to the midfield at KSV Roeselare
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