Birthdays
Born on July 5
Famous people who share July 5 as their birthday, ranked by how many Wikipedia languages write about them. Their sign: Cancer.
Famous people born on July 5
- Hernán CrespoArgentine footballer · born 1975
- Gerard 't HooftDutch theoretical physicist · born 1946
- John Howard NorthropAmerican biochemist · born 1891
- Megan RapinoeAmerican soccer player · born 1985
- Amélie MauresmoFrench tennis player · born 1979
- Veronica GuerinIrish crime reporter · born 1959
- Dejan LovrenCroatian association football player · born 1989
- Alberto GilardinoItalian association football player and manager · born 1982
- Jonás GutiérrezArgentine footballer · born 1983
- Gianfranco ZolaItalian footballer and manager · born 1966
- Alberto MorenoSpanish association football player · born 1992
- Robin GosensGerman footballer · born 1994
- Edie FalcoAmerican actress · born 1963
- Yoshio FurukawaJapanese association football player · born 1934
- Nuno GomesPortuguese footballer · born 1976
- RZAAmerican rapper, record producer and actor · born 1969
- Zheng JieChinese female tennis player · born 1983
- Márcio AmorosoBrazilian association football player · born 1974
- Stiliyan PetrovBulgarian footballer · born 1979
- Piermario MorosiniItalian association footballer · born 1986
- Inayat KhanFounder of the Sufi Order in the West in 1914 and teacher of Universal Sufism · born 1882
- Shirley KnightAmerican actress · born 1936
- Shohei OhtaniJapanese baseball player · born 1994
- Hiroyuki AbeJapanese association football player · born 1989
- Giovanni SimeoneArgentine footballer · born 1995
- Wanda LandowskaPolish-French harpsichordist · born 1879
- Trevoh ChalobahEnglish association football player · born 1999
- Róisín MurphyIrish singer-songwriter · born 1973
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What happened on July 5
- 1975 · Arthur Ashe wins WimbledonHe became the first Black man to win the Wimbledon singles title, beating Jimmy Connors.
- 1996 · Dolly the sheep was bornShe was the first mammal cloned from an adult cell, at Scotland's Roslin Institute.
- 2015 · USA won the Women's World CupCarli Lloyd scored three goals in 16 minutes as the US beat Japan 5 to 2.
- 2025 · Faith Kipyegon broke her 1,500 meter recordThe Kenyan ran 3 minutes 48.68 seconds in Eugene, Oregon.
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