Ștefan Radu

Footballer, Lazio defender

Ștefan Radu - Athletes & Sports Figures born October 22nd, 1986
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Born in Romania, this footballer began his professional career at local club Oțelul Galați before moving to SC Vaslui. In 2005, transferred to Lazio in Italy's Serie A, where became a key player in defense. Accumulated over 400 appearances for Lazio and gained repute as a reliable center-back while contributing to the team's successes in domestic and European competitions. Internationally, represented Romania at various youth levels and the senior national team.

Played for Lazio in Serie A

Accumulated over 400 appearances for Lazio

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