Rick Karsdorp

Dutch footballer and Roma defender

Rick Karsdorp - Athletes & Sports Figures born February 11th, 1995
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A professional footballer, played as a right-back. Started career at FC Groningen, making significant contributions to the club. Transferred to AS Roma, where played in Serie A and achieved notable success in cup competitions. Gained recognition for consistent performances and contributions to both club and national teams. Participated in international tournaments with the Netherlands national team.

Played for AS Roma in Serie A

Won Coppa Italia with AS Roma

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