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Meanings of centre-half in English

We have no meanings for "centre-half" in our records yet.
Usage of centre-half in English
1
The indomitable England centre-half of Euro 2004 has not been seen since.
The Irish Times
2
A back-up centre-half and a ball-winning defensive midfielder wouldn't go amiss either.
The Guardian
3
Norman had to switch to centre-half to get back into the side.
The Guardian
4
At just 19, he can play as a centre-half or in midfield.
The Irish Times
5
Where they could do with strengthening is at centre-half and up front.
The Guardian
6
Sami was a big, tough centre-half but definitely had an emotional side.
The Guardian
7
The centre-half was unmarked -Rangers' attempts at resistance had long since disintegrated.
The Irish Times
8
The need to sign a new centre-half was put to Wenger.
The Guardian
9
Joelinton was struggling after 50 minutes; I nearly put a centre-half up front.
BBC
10
No other English centre-half can match the excellence of his form this term.
The Guardian
11
He can certainly do a useful job at centre-half, where Leeds are struggling.
The Guardian
12
For a former Argentina centre-half, it cannot be easy watching this team defend.
The Guardian
13
The centre-half was taken off on a stretcher after jarring his left knee.
The Guardian
14
But he was certainly what you might call a footballing centre-half.
The Guardian
15
A new striker to complement Rickie Lambert and a top-class centre-half.
The Guardian
16
How Pardew must have wished that chance had not fallen to a centre-half.
The Guardian
Centre-half through the time