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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: 64. Chapters: Abdoulaye Diawara (born 1983), Adamo Coulibaly, Alessandro Iandoli, Alexandre Afonso da Silva, Alfred Riedl, Anders Nielsen (footballer born 1970), Andrea Mbuyi-Mutombo, Ashley Hartog, Bart Deelkens, Benjamin De Ceulaer, Boban Babunski, Bram Castro, Brendon antalab, Bruno Andrade (footballer born 1989), Carlo Evertz, Cedric Buekers, Cephas Chimedza, Chidi Nwanu, Christophe Bertjens, Claude Kalisa, Cristian Valentin Muscalu, Cyril Ramond, Dalibor Mitrovi, Danny Boffin, Davino Verhulst, Davy Oyen, Davy Schollen, Denis Odoi, Desire Mbonabucya, Dieudonne Kalulika, Dimitri Daeseleire, Dolly Menga, Du an Beli, Emmanuel Tetteh, Francesco Carratta, Frank Boeckx, Gaetan Englebert, Giel Deferm, Giuseppe Rossini, Gregory Christ, Gregory Dufer, Grzegorz Kaliciak, Gunter Verjans, Guy Dufour, Harold Meyssen, Henri Munyaneza, Herve Ndjana Onana, Ian Claes, Ibrahima Sidibe, Ibrahim Tankary, Ivan Cvjetkovi, Jacky Mathijssen, Jari Niemi, Jason van Blerk, Jeroen Simaeys, Joeri Dequevy, Jonathan Wilmet, Jordan Garcia-Calvete, Kevin van Dessel, Koen Daerden, Landry Mulemo, Lassina Diabate, Laurent Henkinet, Lorenz Kindtner, Ludovic Buysens, Mahamat Hissein, Manasseh Ishiaku, Marc Hendrikx, Marc Wilmots, Mario Cantaluppi, Mark Volders, Marlin Piana, Massimo Moia, Mathieu Beda, Maxime Annys, Michael Goossens, Michal Pospi il, Milan Luhovy, Mircea Rednic, Mirsad Be lija, Mladen Rudonja, Nicky Hayen, Nikolas Proesmans, Nils Schouterden, Ninoslav Milenkovi, Odilon Polleunis, Ond ej Smetana, Pape Abdou Camara, Papi Kimoto, Patrick Van Kets, Peter Delorge, Peter Van Houdt, Pierre-Yves Ngawa, Pieter Collen, Rafael Godoi Pereira, Reza Ghoochannejhad, Rob Schoofs, Rocky Peeters, Rubin Okotie, Sander Debroux, Sascha Kotysch, Sebastien Siani, Sebastjan Gobec, Simon Mignolet, Stijn Vreven, Stiven Rivi, Sven Van Der Jeugt, Tamas Hajnal, Thomas Chatelle, Thomas Rasmussen, Tibor Tisza, Timothy Dreesen, Vincent Euvrard, Wilfried Van Moer, Wim Mennes, Wouter Vrancken, Yannick Rymenants, Yorick Antheunis. Excerpt: Tamas Hajnal (Hungarian pronunciation: born 15 March 1981 in Esztergom, Hungary) is a Hungarian football midfielder currently playing for German Bundesliga side VfB Stuttgart. Hajnal started playing football at the local Zoltek SE in his hometown Nyergesujfalu. At the age of nine the very gifted young lad was swooped by Hungary's number one club Ferencvarosi TC. He played two matches in the Hungarian National Championship I for Ferencvarosi TC. In the same year he moved to Dunakanyar-Vac FC as part of an exchange deal. Actually he did not play any matches in the Dunakanyar-Vac FC. Next year he headed for the German Bundesliga. Then Dunakanyar-Vac FC made a lot of money by quickly selling him to FC Schalke 04. He found it hard to make the breakthrough with the Royal Blues, and after a mere seven Bundesliga appearances he moved to Belgium in 2004. He joined K Sint-Truidense V.V. in 2004. In the Belgian First Division 2004-05 in 29 matches he scored six goals. In the next season Belgian First Division 2005-06 he played 20 matches and scored five goals. In 2006 Hajnal moved to the Bundesliga to 1. FC Kaiserslautern. He played 32 matches and scored 7 goals 2006-07 2. Fussball-Bundesliga. In 2007 Tamas Hajnal transferred to Karlsruher SC. He played 32 matches and scored eight goals 2007-08 Fussball-Bundesliga. In July 2008 he moved to Borussia Dortmund for a fixed transfer fee of 1.3m. His performance in Dortumnd's 4-0 win against Frankfurt on 15 November 2008-scoring once and assists for three goals-earned him a place in the Bundesliga Team of the Week and Hajnal Man of The Match. In the next round Hajnal was again in the Team of the Week. He played 30 matches and scored 5 goals during the 2008-09 Fussball-Bundesliga season. In the 2009-10
