Lee Hendrie

Footballer and former Aston Villa player

Lee Hendrie - Athletes & Sports Figures born May 18th, 1977
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Played as a midfielder during a career spanning over a decade. Made significant contributions to clubs including Aston Villa and Sheffield United. Represented the England U21 national team, earning multiple caps. Known for skillful passing and playmaking abilities. Transitioned into coaching and media roles after retiring from professional football.

Played for Aston Villa from 1995 to 2007

Earned 8 caps for England U21

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