Kyle Naughton

English footballer and defender

Kyle Naughton - Athletes & Sports Figures born November 11th, 1988
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Played as a defender in professional football, primarily in the English leagues. Began career at Sheffield United, eventually joining Tottenham Hotspur. Had loan spells at several clubs including Leicester City and Middlesbrough. Later played for Swansea City and helped the team reach the EFL Cup final in 2013. Concluded career with roles at other clubs in lower divisions.

Played in the EFL Cup final with Swansea City

Contributed to various teams in the English Football League

Developed through Sheffield United's youth system

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