Mika Aaltonen
Finnish football midfielder
Born
November 16th, 1965
59 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Finland
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A Finnish football midfielder played for clubs in Finland, Sweden, and Norway during a professional career spanning over a decade. Primarily associated with HJK Helsinki, achieved multiple league titles and participated in European competitions. Represented the national team, earning caps and contributing to international matches. Transitioned into coaching after retiring from professional play.
Played for HJK Helsinki
Competed in European club competitions
Represented Finland in international matches
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