Hamer Bouazza

Algerian footballer with club success

Hamer Bouazza - Algerian footballer with club success
Born

February 22nd, 1985
40 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Algeria

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Born in 1985, this individual played as a winger in professional football. Starting his career in France, he made a significant impact in various leagues. He represented Algeria at the international level, participating in competitions that showcased his skills. Throughout his career, stints at clubs in England, France, and Cyprus highlighted his versatility and talent on the field.

Played for the Algeria national team

Competed in Ligue 1 and the English Football League

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