Tino Anjorin
English footballer with Chelsea FC
Born
November 23rd, 2001
23 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
England
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A professional footballer played as an attacking midfielder. Developed in the Chelsea FC youth academy, achieved recognition for skills and versatility on the field. Made first-team debut for Chelsea in 2020 during a domestic cup match. Gained experience through loan spells, including a notable tenure at Huddersfield Town in the EFL Championship, contributing to the team's efforts with key performances.
Debuted for Chelsea FC in 2020
Played for Huddersfield Town on loan
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