Jimmy Kébé

Malian footballer and midfielder

Jimmy Kébé - Athletes & Sports Figures born January 19th, 1984
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Born in 1984, this footballer began his professional career in France, playing for clubs such as FC Metz and Stade Malherbe Caen. Kébé established himself in the English leagues, primarily with Reading FC, where he contributed to their promotion to the Premier League. His time in the Premier League included notable appearances that showcased his skills as a winger and midfielder. Kébé also represented the Mali national team, participating in international tournaments such as the Africa Cup of Nations.

Played for Reading FC during Premier League tenure

Contributed to Reading FC's promotion to Premier League

Represented Mali national team in Africa Cup of Nations

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