Marvin Ogunjimi

Belgian footballer and striker

Marvin Ogunjimi - Belgian footballer and striker
Born

October 12th, 1987
37 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Belgium

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Professional footballer played as a striker, starting his career at Genk. Achieved success with the team, contributing to their Belgian Pro League title in 2011. Also played for clubs including Real Mallorca, and had a notable stint at the national level with Belgium's U21 team. Later played for various teams in lower divisions throughout Europe.

Won Belgian Pro League with Genk in 2011

Played for Real Mallorca in La Liga

Represented Belgium U21 in international competitions

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