Anthony Stokes

Irish footballer with Scottish club accolades

Anthony Stokes - Athletes & Sports Figures born July 25th, 1988
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A professional footballer, played primarily as a forward. Started youth career at Arsenal and made professional debut for the club. Had a notable spell at Celtic where achieved significant success, including winning multiple Scottish Premiership titles and a Scottish Cup. Also played for clubs including Hibernian, and had various loan spells throughout career. Represented Ireland at various youth levels and made senior appearances for the national team.

Won several Scottish Premiership titles with Celtic

Scored crucial goals in cup competitions

Represented Ireland at senior level

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