Mustafa Güngör

German rugby player and national team member

Mustafa Güngör - German rugby player and national team member
Born

April 14th, 1981
43 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Germany

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Born in 1981, this rugby player represented Germany in international competitions. Active in the sport for several years, he contributed to the national team through various European championships. This player showcased skills in both club and national matches, enhancing the visibility of rugby in Germany. His positions on the field included playing as a forward, demonstrating physical prowess and tactical understanding of the game.

Represented Germany in the Rugby World Cup qualifiers

Contributed to Rugby Europe competitions

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