Ben Amos

English footballer and goalkeeper

Ben Amos - Athletes & Sports Figures born April 10th, 1990
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Played as a goalkeeper, Amos began his career in the youth system at Manchester United, making his first-team debut in 2011. He had loan spells at several clubs, including Carlisle United, and later played for teams like Bolton Wanderers and Cardiff City. Amos contributed to the squads of various teams in the English Football League, showcasing his skills and consistently earning places among starting lineups.

Made first-team debut for Manchester United

Served as a goalkeeper for Bolton Wanderers

Participated in multiple loan spells throughout career

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