Ragnvald Soma
Norwegian footballer with Stabæk IF
A professional footballer played as a defender, primarily with Stabæk IF in the Norwegian league. Contributed to the team's success during the early 2000s, including a significant tenure in both league and cup competitions. Also represented Norway at various youth levels, showcasing skills and athleticism on the international stage. Concluded a career that included various domestic matches before transitioning to coaching roles in local football.
Played for Stabæk IF in Norwegian league
Represented Norway at youth levels
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