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Spanish footballer, UEFA Euro 2008 winner
Spanish footballer, UEFA Euro 2008 winner
A professional footballer made contributions primarily as a forward, playing most notably for Valencia CF. Achieved significant success during a career that included stints at several clubs in Spain and abroad. Won La Liga and the Copa del Rey with Valencia, leading to recognition in European competitions. Represented the national team, participating in the 2006 FIFA World Cup and winning UEFA Euro 2008.
Won UEFA Euro 2008 with Spain
Claimed La Liga title with Valencia CF
Contributed to Valencia's Copa del Rey victory
A significant figure in German literature, contributed to the genre of children's and fantasy literature. Most recognized for writing 'The NeverEnding Story,' a novel that explores themes of imagination and adventure. His works often engage with the inner lives of children, inspiring readers of all ages. Ende's storytelling artistry combines elements of fantasy, allegory, and philosophy, making his books both entertaining and thought-provoking.
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