Gary Cahill
Footballer and UEFA Champions League winner
Born
December 19th, 1985
39 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
United Kingdom
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Born in 1985, a footballer who played as a center-back. Developed career at Aston Villa and made senior debut there in 2004. Transferred to Sheffield United, where performance attracted attention. Joined Bolton Wanderers, earning recognition and establishing reputation as a strong defender. In 2012, transferred to Chelsea, contributing to multiple trophy wins. Key player in Chelsea's 2012 UEFA Champions League victory. Represented England at various levels, including the senior national team, earning numerous caps.
Winning the UEFA Champions League with Chelsea in 2012
Winning two Premier League titles with Chelsea
Playing for the England national football team
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