Nico González
Footballer and FC Barcelona midfielder
Born
January 3rd, 2002
23 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Spain
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Born in 2002, this individual began his youth career at FC Barcelona, progressing through the ranks to join the senior team. Debuting in 2021, he quickly established himself as a talented midfielder. The player's skills and vision on the field contributed to FC Barcelona's midfield strength. Representing Spain at various youth levels, he showcased promise on the international stage.
Debuted for FC Barcelona's senior team in 2021
Played for Spain's national youth teams
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