Peter Kopteff
Finnish footballer with international caps
Finnish footballer with international caps
Played professional football primarily as a midfielder. Competed in the Finnish Veikkausliiga, representing teams such as MyPa and FC Haka. Earned multiple caps for the Finland national team, participating in various international matches and tournaments. His contributions on and off the field solidified his status in Finnish football.
Played for MyPa and FC Haka
Earned over 20 caps for Finland
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