Jean-Claude Iranzi

Rwandan footballer and national team player

Jean-Claude Iranzi - Rwandan footballer and national team player
Born

December 4th, 1992
32 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Rwanda

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Professional footballer from Rwanda played predominantly as a midfielder. Started career at APR FC, one of the leading clubs in Rwanda. Achieved national prominence through performances in international competitions. Represented the Rwanda national team in various tournaments, contributing to the team with skillful play in both midfield and defensive roles. Known for outstanding football abilities and tactical awareness on the field.

Played for APR FC

Represented the Rwanda national team

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