Ramón Mifflin

Peruvian footballer with notable career

Ramón Mifflin - Athletes & Sports Figures born April 5th, 1947
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Started professional career in 1965 and played primarily as a defender. Had stints with clubs in Peru and abroad, including successful years at Universitario de Deportes. Competed in numerous national championships and represented the national team in international competitions, showcasing skills at key tournaments.

Played for Universitario de Deportes

Represented Peru in international competitions

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