Wout Brama

Professional footballer with FC Twente

Wout Brama - Professional footballer with FC Twente
Born

August 21st, 1986
38 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Netherlands

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Played as a midfielder, primarily associated with FC Twente. Made significant contributions during the 2009–2010 season when the team won the Eredivisie title. Also represented the Netherlands at various youth levels, showcasing skills in competitive matches throughout his career.

Won the Eredivisie title with FC Twente in 2010

Played in the UEFA Champions League for FC Twente

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