Gabriel Agbonlahor

English footballer with Aston Villa legacy

Gabriel Agbonlahor - Athletes & Sports Figures born October 13th, 1986
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A forward began a professional career at Aston Villa, debuting in 2005 and playing until 2018. Played a crucial role in helping Aston Villa reach the 2010 Football League Cup Final. Gained recognition for his pace and goal-scoring ability, becoming the club's all-time leading Premier League goalscorer, and winning multiple player of the season awards. Represented England at various youth levels, making appearances for the senior national team in friendly matches.

Played for Aston Villa from 2005 to 2018

Scored 87 goals in 392 appearances

Reached the 2010 Football League Cup Final

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