Iain Hume

Soccer player and Canadian national team member

Iain Hume - Soccer player and Canadian national team member
Born

October 30th, 1983
41 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Canada

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A Canadian soccer player, played as a forward and made significant contributions to club and national teams. Started professional career with Scots club Hamilton Academical before moving to England to play for teams such as Oldham Athletic and Wrexham. Played pivotal roles in various leagues, including the Major League Soccer and Canadian Premier League. Represented Canada at international level and participated in multiple matches, showcasing talent on the global stage.

Played for Canada in CONCACAF Gold Cup

Competed in Major League Soccer

Had a successful club career in the UK

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