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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 37. Chapters: Aaron Berzel, Adel Guemari, Adolf Werner, Aleksei Spasskov, Andreas Kopke, Andre Breitenreiter, Andre Trulsen, Bastian Henning, Bjorn Lindemann, Casper Johansen, Christian Mikolajczak, Christopher Lamprecht, Dame Diouf, Daniel Jurgeleit, Daniel Teixeira, Dirk Bremser, Dmitrijus Gu inas, Emerson Luiz Firmino, Fiete Sykora, Fin Bartels, Francisco Copado, Francky Sembolo, Frank Paulus, Franz-Josef Honig, Georg Krogmann, Gerald Klews, Gerd Saborowski, Gerrit Pressel, Hans Reese, Heinz Stickel, Hendrik Grossohmichen, Henning Grieneisen, Herbert Widmayer, Ivan Vyacheslavovich Belyayev, Jan Sandmann, Jaros aw Lindner, Jens Dowe, Julian Luttmann, Karsten Fischer, Kay Wenschlag, Lars Jensen (footballer), Manuel Hartmann, Marco Stier, Marcus Marin, Marek Trejgis, Martin Hauswald, Michael Holt (German footballer), Michael Niedrig, Michel Mazingu-Dinzey, Mike Rietpietsch, Mohammed Lartey, Nasir El Kasmi, Nedim Hasanbegovi, Niels Hansen (footballer), Oliver Held, Patrick Herrmann (footballer born 1988), Patrick Wurll, Pavel Dobry, Pavel Dochev, Peter Schyrba, Philipp Heitholter, Rafael Kazior, Robert Muller (footballer), Ryan Coiner, Salim Djefaflia, Simon Henzler, Sophus Nielsen, Soren Brandy, Soren Eismann, Soren Seidel, Stefan Kuhne, Stefan Schnoor, Stephan Vuj i, Stephen Famewo, Sven Boy, Thomas Neubert, Thomas Richter (footballer born 1962), Timo Schultz, Tim Jerat, Tobias Duffner, Velimir Grgi . Excerpt: Michel Mazingu-Sinda-Dinzey (born 15 October 1972 in Berlin) is a retired German-Congolese football player. He has played for several clubs in Germany, including Hertha BSC, TSV 1860 Munchen, Hannover 96 and Eintracht Braunschweig. Dinzey began playing football in his childhood, participating in youth teams in the Berlin borough of Tempelhof-Schoneberg. In 1988 he joined a Wannsee Junior-A..
