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Waves Vocal Rider Torrent Final.rarIvan Dassine

Ivan Dassine (; ; born May 25, 1986 in Kamenets-Podolsky) is a former Moldovan football player. He started out in his career with FC Zimbru Chişinău, and then represented a series of Romanian teams, while he also played abroad in Turkey, Ukraine, Scotland and Israel.

International career
Dassine was a member of the Moldova national football team, and was first called up to the national side on 11 May 2011 for two friendly matches, scoring his first goal for Moldova on 30 May 2011 in a friendly match against Angola. He was recalled to the national team on 17 April 2012 for two matches against Ukraine and Sweden.

Honours
Moldova
Moldovan Cup: 2010
Moldovan Super Cup: 2011

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