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Freddie Woodman

Freddie Woodman is a football player  from England who was born on 1997/03/04. He play in Premier League and his current club is Newcastle United. Freddie Woodman play on Goalkeeper position.

Name: Freddie Woodman
Birthday: 1997/03/04
Last League: Premier League
Last Club: Newcastle United
Position: Goalkeeper
Nationality: England

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