Nacho Novo

Spanish footballer and notable striker

Nacho Novo - Spanish footballer and notable striker
Born

March 26th, 1979
45 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Spain

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A professional footballer, played primarily as a striker. Achieved recognition during a career that included prominent stints with various clubs. Particularly prominent with the Scottish club Rangers, winning multiple domestic titles. Developed a reputation for goal-scoring ability and contributions to team success. After a successful playing career, transitioned into coaching roles.

Played for Rangers FC, winning the Scottish Premier League

Scored in European competitions, including the UEFA Cup

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