Tom De Mul

Belgian footballer and international player

Tom De Mul - Athletes & Sports Figures born March 4th, 1986
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A Belgian footballer, recognized for contributions to the sport in both domestic and international competitions. Started professional career at Deurne Sport before moving to the youth system of Club Brugge. Later, played for several clubs including Ajax, where he gained significant experience in the Eredivisie. Represented the Belgium national team, appearing in various qualifying matches and tournaments, contributing to the team's development during his tenure.

Played for Ajax in Eredivisie

Represented Belgium at international level

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