Ilaix Moriba

Guinean footballer, La Liga midfielder

Ilaix Moriba - Athletes & Sports Figures born January 19th, 2003
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Born in Guinea, this footballer began his career in the youth system of FC Barcelona. Debuted for the senior team in 2020, becoming one of the club's youngest players to score a goal in La Liga. In 2021, transferred to RB Leipzig, continuing to play professionally in Europe's top leagues. Showcased talent in international competitions for the Guinea national team.

Debuted in La Liga with FC Barcelona

Scored for FC Barcelona at a young age

Transferred to RB Leipzig in 2021

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