Êsêkïl dí Völará - Revision history

Kelssek at 22:46, 13 March 2026

2026-03-13T22:46:09Z

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	\| birth_date = 20 March ~~145FE~~		\| birth_date = 20 March 165FE
	\| birth_place = [[Farfadillis]]		\| birth_place = [[Farfadillis]]
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	\| manageryears1 = 203 \|managerclubs1 = [[Kelssek national football team\|Kelssek U23]]		\| manageryears1 = 203 \|managerclubs1 = [[Kelssek national football team\|Kelssek U23]]
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	'''Êsêkïl dí Völará''' is a professional football coach and former player who is manager of the [[Farfadillis national football team]]. A dual citizen of [[Farfadillis]] and [[Kelssek]], he 94 played times for the [[Kelssek national football team]], most notably in Kelssek's loss in the [[World Cup 96 final]]. One of the top midfielders of his generation, many in Farfadillis maintain he would have made the difference had he been discovered and recruited to their national team before he'd committed to Kelssek. During his playing career, he played for [[Association Ariddienne]], [[Crossroads]], and is most well-known for his 13-year spell at [[Mâ Âlâmëómë]].		'''Êsêkïl dí Völará''' is a professional football coach and former player who is manager of the [[Farfadillis national football team]]. A dual citizen of [[Farfadillis]] and [[Kelssek]], he 94 played times for the [[Kelssek national football team]], most notably in Kelssek's loss in the [[World Cup 96 final]]. One of the top midfielders of his generation, many in Farfadillis maintain he would have made the difference had he been discovered and recruited to their national team before he'd committed to Kelssek. During his playing career, he played for [[Association Ariddienne]], [[Crossroads]], and is most well-known for his 13-year spell at [[Mâ Âlâmëómë]].

	Dí Völará's family was accepted as refugees in [[Kelssek]] during the [[Rülândéá\|Rülândése]] civil war in Farfadillis. He began his career in the youth system of [[Association Ariddienne]], the local sports club in the district of [[Outineau]] where he grew up, ~~and~~ played three years for ~~the club~~'s senior team during which they reached the quarterfinals of the [[Patriotes Cup]] and won promotion to the [[Kelssek Championship]]. He was ~~called up to the~~ Kelssek ~~national football~~ team ~~and earned his first cap in a~~ [[~~World Cup 87~~]] ~~qualifying match against~~ [[~~Squidroidia~~]], before ~~earning~~ a big move to [[Chromatika]]'s [[Crossroads]] for a fee of [[Universal standard dollar\|USD]] 8 million. After five seasons there he signed with [[Mâ Âlâmëómë]] to mark a return to his country of origin, winning two [[Shango-Fogoa Premier League]] titles during his 13 years with the club.		Dí Völará's family was accepted as refugees in [[Kelssek]] during the [[Rülândéá\|Rülândése]] civil war in Farfadillis. He began his career in the youth system of [[Association Ariddienne]], the local sports club in the district of [[Outineau]] where he grew up. His talent was spotted even before his play in the top flight as he was named to the Kelssek under-23 national team as a 17-year old, playing a part in all their matches at the [[14th Summer Olympics]], where Kelssek were eliminated in the group stage. He played three years for Association Ariddienne's senior team during which they reached the quarterfinals of the [[Patriotes Cup]] and won promotion to the [[Kelssek Championship]]. He was named captain of Kelssek's under-23 team playing at the [[15th Summer Olympics]] in [[Electrum]], but the team played lost their preliminary match and were eliminated before the main tournament.

			Following this he earned a big move to [[Chromatika]]'s [[Crossroads]] for a fee of [[Universal standard dollar\|USD]] 8 million, and was called up to the Kelssek senior team earning his first cap in a [[World Cup 87]] qualifying match against [[Squidroidia]]. After five seasons there he signed with [[Mâ Âlâmëómë]] to mark a return to his country of origin, winning two [[Shango-Fogoa Premier League]] titles during his 13 years with the club.

	After deciding to hang up his playing boots, dí Völará returned to Kelssek and earned a Football Kelssek professional coaching licence. He was then appointed head coach of the Kelssek men's under-23 team at the [[19th Summer Olympics]], where they outperformed expectations to win the silver medal. He then took on the assistant manager role at [[Langlois Oceanic]] for the 84th [[Kelssek Championship]] (203-04) season, helping coach the team to the [[Patriotes Cup]].		After deciding to hang up his playing boots, dí Völará returned to Kelssek and earned a Football Kelssek professional coaching licence. He was then appointed head coach of the Kelssek men's under-23 team at the [[19th Summer Olympics]], where they outperformed expectations to win the silver medal. He then took on the assistant manager role at [[Langlois Oceanic]] for the 84th [[Kelssek Championship]] (203-04) season, helping coach the team to the [[Patriotes Cup]].
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	===Player===		===Player===
	;[[Shango-Fogoa Premier League]]		*[[Shango-Fogoa Premier League]]: 15 (197-198), 16 (198-99)
	*Winner: 15 (197-198), 16 (198-99)		*[[World Cup]] runner up: [[World Cup 96\|96]]
	===Manager===		===Manager===
	;[[Olympic Games]]		*[[Olympic Games]] silver medal: [[19th Summer Olympics\|19]] (203)
	*Silver medal: [[19th Summer Olympics\|19]] (203)		*[[Shango-Fogoa Premier League]]: 22 (204-05)
	[[Category:Association football players]]
			[[Category:Association football players]][[Category:Farfadillis]][[Category:Kelssek]]

Kelssek at 17:05, 19 February 2026

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	\| name = Êsêkïl dí Völará		\| name = Êsêkïl dí Völará
	\| fullname = Êsêkïl dí Völará		\| fullname = Êsêkïl dí Völará
	\|image = ~~divolara~~.jpg		\|image = Divolara.jpg
	\|image_size = 200px		\|image_size = 200px
	\| birth_date = 20 March 145FE		\| birth_date = 20 March 145FE
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	\| years2 = 185–190 \|clubs2 = [[Crossroads]] \|caps2 = \|goals2 =		\| years2 = 185–190 \|clubs2 = [[Crossroads]] \|caps2 = \|goals2 =
	\| years3 = 190–203 \|clubs3 = [[Mâ Âlâmëómë]] \|caps3 = \|goals3 =		\| years3 = 190–203 \|clubs3 = [[Mâ Âlâmëómë]] \|caps3 = \|goals3 =
	\| nationalyears1 = ~~178–199~~ \|nationalteam1 = Kelssek \|nationalcaps1 = 94 \|nationalgoals1 = 61		\| nationalyears1 = \|nationalteam1 = Kelssek \|nationalcaps1 = 94 \|nationalgoals1 =
	\| manageryears1 = 203 \|managerclubs1 = [[Kelssek national football team\|Kelssek U23]]		\| manageryears1 = 203 \|managerclubs1 = [[Kelssek national football team\|Kelssek U23]]
	\| manageryears2 = 204–05 \| managerclubs2 = [[Mâ Âlâmëómë]]		\| manageryears2 = 204–05 \| managerclubs2 = [[Mâ Âlâmëómë]]
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	'''Êsêkïl dí Völará''' is a professional football coach and former player who is manager of the [[Farfadillis national football team]]. A dual citizen of [[Farfadillis]] and [[Kelssek]], he 96 played times for the [[Kelssek national football team]], most notably in Kelssek's loss in the [[World Cup 96 final]]. One of the top midfielders of his generation, many in Farfadillis maintain he would have made the difference had he been discovered and recruited to their national team before he'd committed to Kelssek. ~~He began~~ his ~~club~~ career at [[Association Ariddienne]] ~~but~~ is most well-known for his spell at [[Mâ Âlâmëómë]].		'''Êsêkïl dí Völará''' is a professional football coach and former player who is manager of the [[Farfadillis national football team]]. A dual citizen of [[Farfadillis]] and [[Kelssek]], he 94 played times for the [[Kelssek national football team]], most notably in Kelssek's loss in the [[World Cup 96 final]]. One of the top midfielders of his generation, many in Farfadillis maintain he would have made the difference had he been discovered and recruited to their national team before he'd committed to Kelssek. During his playing career, he played for [[Association Ariddienne]], [[Crossroads]], and is most well-known for his 13-year spell at [[Mâ Âlâmëómë]].

	Dí Völará's family was accepted as refugees in [[Kelssek]] during a civil war in Farfadillis. He began his career in the youth system of [[Association Ariddienne]], the local sports club in the district of [[Outineau]] where he grew up, and played three years for the club's senior team during which they reached the quarterfinals of the [[Patriotes Cup]] and won promotion to the [[Kelssek Championship]]. He was called up to the Kelssek national football team and earned his first cap in a [[World Cup 87]] qualifying match against [[Squidroidia]], before earning a big move to [[Chromatika]]'s [[Crossroads]] for a fee of [[Universal standard dollar\|USD]] 8 million. After five seasons there he signed with [[Mâ Âlâmëómë]] to mark a return to his country of origin, winning two [[Shango-Fogoa Premier League]] titles during his 13 years with the club.		Dí Völará's family was accepted as refugees in [[Kelssek]] during the [[Rülândéá\|Rülândése]] civil war in Farfadillis. He began his career in the youth system of [[Association Ariddienne]], the local sports club in the district of [[Outineau]] where he grew up, and played three years for the club's senior team during which they reached the quarterfinals of the [[Patriotes Cup]] and won promotion to the [[Kelssek Championship]]. He was called up to the Kelssek national football team and earned his first cap in a [[World Cup 87]] qualifying match against [[Squidroidia]], before earning a big move to [[Chromatika]]'s [[Crossroads]] for a fee of [[Universal standard dollar\|USD]] 8 million. After five seasons there he signed with [[Mâ Âlâmëómë]] to mark a return to his country of origin, winning two [[Shango-Fogoa Premier League]] titles during his 13 years with the club.

	After deciding to hang up his playing boots, dí Völará returned to Kelssek and earned a Football Kelssek professional coaching licence. He was then appointed head coach of the Kelssek men's under-23 team at the [[19th Summer Olympics]], where they outperformed expectations to win the silver medal. He then took on the assistant manager role at [[Langlois Oceanic]] for the 84th [[Kelssek Championship]] (203-04) season, helping coach the team to the [[Patriotes Cup]].		After deciding to hang up his playing boots, dí Völará returned to Kelssek and earned a Football Kelssek professional coaching licence. He was then appointed head coach of the Kelssek men's under-23 team at the [[19th Summer Olympics]], where they outperformed expectations to win the silver medal. He then took on the assistant manager role at [[Langlois Oceanic]] for the 84th [[Kelssek Championship]] (203-04) season, helping coach the team to the [[Patriotes Cup]].

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{{Infobox football biography
| name = Êsêkïl dí Völará
| fullname = Êsêkïl dí Völará
|image = divolara.jpg
|image_size = 200px
| birth_date = 20 March 145FE
| birth_place = [[Farfadillis]]
| height = 1.8 m
| position = [[Midfielder]]
| youthyears1 = 181–183 |youthclubs1 = [[Association Ariddienne]]
| years1 = 183–185 | clubs1=[[Association Ariddienne]] | caps1= 81 | goals1 = 19
| years2 = 185–190 |clubs2 = [[Crossroads]] |caps2 = |goals2 =
| years3 = 190–203 |clubs3 = [[Mâ Âlâmëómë]] |caps3 = |goals3 =
| nationalyears1 = 178–199 |nationalteam1 = Kelssek |nationalcaps1 = 94 |nationalgoals1 = 61
| manageryears1 = 203 |managerclubs1 = [[Kelssek national football team|Kelssek U23]]
| manageryears2 = 204–05 | managerclubs2 = [[Mâ Âlâmëómë]]
}}
'''Êsêkïl dí Völará''' is a professional football coach and former player who is manager of the [[Farfadillis national football team]]. A dual citizen of [[Farfadillis]] and [[Kelssek]], he 96 played times for the [[Kelssek national football team]], most notably in Kelssek's loss in the [[World Cup 96 final]]. One of the top midfielders of his generation, many in Farfadillis maintain he would have made the difference had he been discovered and recruited to their national team before he'd committed to Kelssek. He began his club career at [[Association Ariddienne]] but is most well-known for his spell at [[Mâ Âlâmëómë]].

Dí Völará's family was accepted as refugees in [[Kelssek]] during a civil war in Farfadillis. He began his career in the youth system of [[Association Ariddienne]], the local sports club in the district of [[Outineau]] where he grew up, and played three years for the club's senior team during which they reached the quarterfinals of the [[Patriotes Cup]] and won promotion to the [[Kelssek Championship]]. He was called up to the Kelssek national football team and earned his first cap in a [[World Cup 87]] qualifying match against [[Squidroidia]], before earning a big move to [[Chromatika]]'s [[Crossroads]] for a fee of [[Universal standard dollar|USD]] 8 million. After five seasons there he signed with [[Mâ Âlâmëómë]] to mark a return to his country of origin, winning two [[Shango-Fogoa Premier League]] titles during his 13 years with the club.

After deciding to hang up his playing boots, dí Völará returned to Kelssek and earned a Football Kelssek professional coaching licence. He was then appointed head coach of the Kelssek men's under-23 team at the [[19th Summer Olympics]], where they outperformed expectations to win the silver medal. He then took on the assistant manager role at [[Langlois Oceanic]] for the 84th [[Kelssek Championship]] (203-04) season, helping coach the team to the [[Patriotes Cup]].

==Honours==
:''Competition cycle with Kelssek calendar year in brackets''
===Player===
;[[Shango-Fogoa Premier League]]
*Winner: 15 (197-198), 16 (198-99)
===Manager===
;[[Olympic Games]]
*Silver medal: [[19th Summer Olympics|19]] (203)
[[Category:Association football players]]