Wilfried Singo
Ivorian footballer with Torino FC
Born
December 25th, 2000
24 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Ivory Coast
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An Ivorian footballer, played as a right-back for Torino FC in Serie A. Developed through the youth system of the AS Tanda club, progressed to senior professional football in Italy. Gained recognition for performances in Serie A and contributed to the team’s defensive strategies. Represented the Ivory Coast national team at various youth levels and has been included in the senior national squad.
Played for Torino FC
Competed in Serie A
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