Pablo Hernández Domínguez

Spanish footballer with Valencia CF acclaim

Pablo Hernández Domínguez - Spanish footballer with Valencia CF acclaim
Born

April 11th, 1985
40 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Spain

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A Spanish footballer, notable contributions came during a career that included playing for Valencia CF, gaining recognition in La Liga. Extensive spells at various clubs demonstrated skill and versatility on the field. Achieved success in the Segunda División and had a significant impact in lower leagues, including performances that led teams to crucial victories. Participated in various international matches and tournaments, enhancing the profile of Spanish football.

Played for Valencia CF in La Liga

Won the Spanish Supercup with Valencia CF

Competed in the Segunda División

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