Wilko de Vogt
Dutch footballer and team player
Born
September 17th, 1975
49 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Netherlands
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A professional footballer from the Netherlands, played primarily as a midfielder. De Vogt had a lengthy career in professional football, representing multiple clubs during his tenure. Most notably, played for FC Groningen in the Eredivisie, contributing to the team's performance in the league during the 1990s. De Vogt also had an impactful spell at FC Emmen, where he was influential in the club's campaigns. His style of play was characterized by tactical awareness and dedication on the field.
Played for FC Groningen in Eredivisie
Contributed to FC Emmen's league campaigns
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