Marcus Bontempelli

Australian football midfielder and captain

Marcus Bontempelli - Athletes & Sports Figures born November 24th, 1995
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An Australian football midfielder had a successful career primarily with the Western Bulldogs. Debuted in 2013, quickly established a reputation as a skilled player and leader. In 2016, played a crucial role in the team's first premiership in 62 years during the AFL Grand Final. Served as captain and contributed significantly to the team's achievements in subsequent seasons, showcasing strong performance and leadership skills.

Played in the 2016 AFL Grand Final

Captained the Western Bulldogs

Won multiple All-Australian selections

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