Wilfried Zaha

Ivorian footballer and Crystal Palace star

Wilfried Zaha - Athletes & Sports Figures born November 10th, 1992
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Born in Ivory Coast, a professional footballer established a successful career in England. Played primarily as a winger, started career at Crystal Palace, where contributions helped the team gain prominence in the Premier League. Spent early years on loan at various clubs, ultimately returning to Palace, where significant performances earned recognition. Represented the Ivory Coast national team, making appearances in the Africa Cup of Nations and the FIFA World Cup qualifiers.

Made over 400 appearances for Crystal Palace

Scored numerous goals and provided assists in the Premier League

Represented the Ivory Coast in international competitions

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