John Arne Riise
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John Arne Riise

Athlete · born September 24, 1980

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John Arne Semundseth Riise is a Norwegian former professional footballer and coach.

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Milestones, by age

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  1. ~18Joined AS Monaco FC1998
  2. ~20Joined Norway men's national association football team2000
  3. ~21Joined Liverpool F.C.2001
  4. ~28Joined AS Roma2008
  5. ~31Joined Fulham F.C.2011
  6. ~34Joined APOEL F.C.2014

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