Richard Kuremaa

Estonian football midfielder

Richard Kuremaa - Athletes & Sports Figures born January 12th, 1912
Born
Died

1991
35 years ago — 79 years old

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Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Estonia

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A prominent football midfielder, played for the Estonia national football team and represented club teams in various competitions. Significant contributions were made during the 1930s, with participation in international matches. Kuremaa is noted for his skills and performance on the field, helping popularize the sport in Estonia during that era.

Represented Estonia in international matches

Competed in club football during the 1930s

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