Kader Amadou

Nigerien footballer with international experience

Kader Amadou - Nigerien footballer with international experience
Born

April 5th, 1989
36 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Niger

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Born in Niger in 1989, a professional footballer competed primarily as a defender. Played for the national team, representing Niger in various international competitions. Developed a career in club football across different countries, demonstrating skill and resilience in competitive leagues.

Represented Niger in the Africa Cup of Nations

Played for multiple clubs in European leagues

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