Sead Ramović
German-Bosnian footballer and coach
German-Bosnian footballer and coach
Born in 1979, a footballer whose career included playing as a midfielder. Played professionally in the German leagues and represented various clubs. Transitioned to coaching after retiring from professional play. Contributed to development in youth coaching and led local teams to competitive success.
Played for clubs such as Borussia Mönchengladbach
Coached youth teams and local clubs
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