Jonathan Biabiany

French footballer and winger

Jonathan Biabiany - Athletes & Sports Figures born April 28th, 1988
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A professional footballer played primarily as a winger. Began career at the youth academy of Lyon before debuting with the club's senior team. Played for several clubs, including Parma and Inter Milan. Achieved significant success during time at Parma, becoming a key player. Notable for speed and dribbling skills.

Played for Inter Milan in Serie A

Contributed to Parma's Serie A campaigns

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