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Meanings of professional footballer in English

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Usage of professional footballer in English
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It was a good morning to be a professional footballer, you thought.
The Irish Times
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The former professional footballer has said he will focus on organic growth.
Reuters
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Life as a professional footballer - the ultimate vocation for any youngster.
The Irish Times
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Is he undergoing the professional footballer's equivalent of a mid-life crisis?
The Irish Times
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There's no better way to make a living than as a professional footballer.
The South African
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Jimmy Nielsen is remembering his first game as a professional footballer, in Denmark.
The Guardian
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But the life of a professional footballer is not always honeymoons.
The Guardian
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He is still young in terms of age, but not as a professional footballer.
The Guardian
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The former AFL professional footballer is one of the finest midfielders in the country.
The Irish Times
10
So, if Mia ever wanted to be a professional footballer, who would she represent?
The South African
11
His friend and fellow professional footballer, Clayton McDonald, was cleared of the same charge.
The Guardian
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His biggest wish was that I became a professional footballer.
The Irish Times
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He describes the life of a professional footballer as "a hard grind".
The Guardian
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Dylan is not the first professional footballer to contract cancer.
The Guardian
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The average career of a professional footballer lasts just eight years, according to the PFA.
The Guardian
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He survived homesickness because he wanted to live his dream: to become a professional footballer.
The Guardian
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Professional footballer across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common