Jed Wallace

English footballer and winger

Jed Wallace - English footballer and winger
Born

March 26th, 1994
30 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

England

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Professional football player with a career predominantly spent in England. Primarily played as a winger, contributing significantly to various clubs. Recognized for performances at Millwall, where he helped secure promotions. Also played for Portsmouth and West Bromwich Albion, showcasing skills in the Championship and League One. Represented the England U21 national team, gaining experience in international competitions.

Played for Millwall in the EFL Championship

Helped Portsmouth win the EFL Trophy

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