Sergio Gómez

Spanish footballer, talented midfielder

Sergio Gómez - Spanish footballer, talented midfielder
Born

September 4th, 2000
25 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Spain

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A professional footballer began career in youth systems before joining a prominent club. Transitioned to senior team where significant playing time led to opportunities in competitive leagues. Played as a midfielder known for skill and vision on the field. Represented national youth teams and showcased talent in international competitions.

Played for Manchester City

Competed in UEFA Champions League

Represented Spain at U-21 level

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