Kevin Amankwaah

English footballer and player at Bristol City

Kevin Amankwaah - Athletes & Sports Figures born May 19th, 1982
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Amankwaah played as a defender in English football, beginning his career with local clubs before settling at Bristol City. During his tenure, the team competed in the Football League Championship and League One. He made significant contributions to the team's efforts and development in these leagues. After leaving Bristol City, Amankwaah played for several clubs, including Swindon Town and Weymouth. His career spanned both domestic and international competitions, showcasing his skills on the field throughout various stages of his professional journey.

Played for Bristol City in the Football League

Contributed to Swindon Town's defensive lineup

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