Tamás Kádár

Hungarian footballer with a national cap

Tamás Kádár - Hungarian footballer with a national cap
Born

March 14th, 1990
35 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Hungary

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Born in 1990, this Hungarian footballer primarily played as a defender. His career included significant stints at clubs such as Debreceni VSC and VfL Wolfsburg. Representing the national team, he earned multiple caps, participating in various international competitions including UEFA Euro 2016. Kádár's professional trajectory demonstrated a commitment to both club and country throughout his football career.

Played for Debreceni VSC in Hungary

Earned caps for Hungary's national team

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