Cameron Carter-Vickers

Soccer player, US Men's National Team

Cameron Carter-Vickers - Athletes & Sports Figures born December 31st, 1997
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A soccer player born in England, represented the United States at various youth levels and earned caps with the senior national team. Played as a central defender and developed through the Tottenham Hotspur academy. Gained experience through multiple loan spells, including stints at Sheffield United, Ipswich Town, and Bournemouth. Joined Celtic in 2021, contributing to their success in domestic competitions.

Represented the US Men's National Team

Played for Celtic FC

Developed through Tottenham Hotspur academy

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