Voetballer

Kim Jung-ya

1988 - heden

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Zijn biografie is beschikbaar in 16 verschillende talen op Wikipedia. Kim Jung-ya staat op plaats 22.177 onder de meest populaire voetballer (gedaald van plaats 19.320 in 2024), plaats 6.001 onder de meest populaire biografieën uit Japan (gedaald van plaats 4.906 in 2019) en op plaats 3.490 onder de populairste voetballer uit Japan.

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Among Voetballers

Among voetballers, Kim Jung-ya ranks 22,157 out of 21,273. Before him are Tomohiro Taira, Callum Styles, Aidil Zafuan, Richie Laryea, Ricardo Ferreira, and Junki Yokono. After him are Taijiro Mori, Daisuke Takagi, Shota Fukuoka, Nicky Weaver, Saeed Al Mowalad, and Motohiko Nakajima.

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Contemporaries

Among people born in 1988, Kim Jung-ya ranks 1,892. Before him are Darrell Arthur, Taciana Cesar, Yuki Matsubara, Matteo Galvan, Cherami Leigh, and Natalie La Rose. After him are Ram Pothineni, Stephanie Gilmore, David Gray, Ryuto Otake, Sarah Walker, and Kyle Singler.

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In Japan

Among people born in Japan, Kim Jung-ya ranks 6,001 out of NaN. Before him are Kazuma Takayama (1996), Taro Sugimoto (1996), Takuya Nagata (1990), Shungo Tamashiro (1991), Tomohiro Taira (1990), and Junki Yokono (1989). After him are Yudai Nitta (1986), Taijiro Mori (1991), Daisuke Takagi (1995), Shota Fukuoka (1995), Motohiko Nakajima (1999), and Aio Fukuda (1994).

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Among Voetballers In Japan

Among voetballers born in Japan, Kim Jung-ya ranks 3,490. Before him are Kazuma Takayama (1996), Taro Sugimoto (1996), Takuya Nagata (1990), Shungo Tamashiro (1991), Tomohiro Taira (1990), and Junki Yokono (1989). After him are Taijiro Mori (1991), Daisuke Takagi (1995), Shota Fukuoka (1995), Motohiko Nakajima (1999), Aio Fukuda (1994), and Tomoki Muramatsu (1990).

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