Iain Ramsay
Australian footballer, played for Melbourne
Australian footballer, played for Melbourne
Born in 1988, Australian footballer played primarily as a winger. Ramsay began his professional career with the Melbourne Victory in the A-League. During his tenure, he contributed to the team's successes in various competitions. Following his time in Melbourne, he played for a series of clubs in Australia and abroad, including a stint in the Malaysian league. His skill set included pace and dribbling, which made him a consistent offensive threat.
Played for Melbourne Victory in A-League
Competitions won with Melbourne Victory
Contributed to team performance in various leagues
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