Tom Hiariej
Dutch footballer and defensive specialist

Born
July 25th, 1988
37 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Netherlands
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A professional footballer, primarily played as a defender. Began career at FC Groningen and later transferred to FC Twente. Competed in the Eredivisie, showcasing strong defensive skills. Associated with youth national teams, contributing to the development of upcoming talent. Recognized for consistent performance in domestic leagues.
Played for FC Groningen
Competed with FC Twente
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