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About Thomas Rongen
Soccer Player Thomas Rongen was born in Amsterdam, Netherlands on October 31, 1956. He's 67 years old today.
He is a retired Dutch soccer coach who played at various levels in American soccer. He coached the US U-20 National Team to two U-20 World Cups and won an MLS Cup with DC United in 1999.
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Thomas Rongen before becoming famous
Thomas Rongen was born in the Zodiac sign Scorpio (The Scorpion), and 1956 is the year of the Chinese Zodiac Monkey (猴).
He began his professional soccer career with AFC in Amsterdam in 1973, then relocated to the United States and played in five different soccer leagues.
Achievement of Thomas Rongen
In 2011, he took over as coach of American Samoa, leading the squad to its first ever victory, which was documented in a British documentary.
Thomas Rongen's Family, Spouse, Dating and Relationship
Gail Megaloudis and he married in 1996. Her previous marriage resulted in the birth of two children.
Thomas Rongen Collabed with
In 2001, Sportscaster Ray Hudson took over as coach of DC United.
Thomas Rongen Income & Net worth
Thomas Rongen's income mainly comes from the work that created his reputation: a soccer player. Information about his net worth in 2024 is being updated as soon as possible by allfamous.org, you can contact to tell us Net Worth of the Thomas Rongen.
Thomas Rongen Height and Weight
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Latest information about Thomas Rongen updated on March 14 2023.
