Victor Mees

Belgian footballer and coach

Victor Mees - Athletes & Sports Figures born 1927
Born

1927
99 years ago

Died
Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Belgium

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Played primarily as a midfielder in Belgian football. Played for the national team, earning several caps. Had a significant club career with RSC Anderlecht, contributing to their successes during the 1960s. Transitioned to coaching after retiring from professional play, influencing future generations of players and teams in Belgium. His expertise extended into youth training programs, fostering talent in the sport.

Played for RSC Anderlecht

Represented the Belgium national team

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