Harry Winks

English footballer and Tottenham Hotspur player

Harry Winks - Athletes & Sports Figures born February 2nd, 1996
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A professional footballer, played as a midfielder primarily for Tottenham Hotspur in the Premier League. Started his youth career at Tottenham before making his first-team debut. Contributed to the team's success in various domestic and European competitions, including reaching the UEFA Champions League Final in 2019. Earned caps for the England national team, participating in international tournaments.

Played for Tottenham Hotspur in the Premier League

Reached the UEFA Champions League Final in 2019

Represented England at the international level

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