Miguel Layún

Mexican footballer and World Cup player

Miguel Layún - Athletes & Sports Figures born June 25th, 1988
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Professional football player from Mexico. Played primarily as a defender and midfielder. Began career in 2005 with Club América before moving to various clubs in Mexico and Europe. Achieved success with FC Porto, winning the Primeira Liga, and later played for various clubs in Mexico and Europe. Represented the Mexican national team in multiple tournaments, including the 2014 and 2018 FIFA World Cups. Contributed significantly to the team's efforts in international competitions.

Played for the Mexican national team in two World Cups

Won the Primeira Liga with FC Porto

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