Luke Murphy

English footballer and midfielder

Luke Murphy - English footballer and midfielder
Born

October 21st, 1989
35 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

England

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Professional career began at Crewe Alexandra, contributing to the club's success in the Football League Trophy in 2013. Played as a central midfielder, showcasing skills in both defensive and attacking phases. Transferred to Leeds United in 2014, furthering career in the English Football League Championship. Later joined Burton Albion, continuing to compete at a professional level. Retired from professional play.

Played for Crewe Alexandra in the Football League Trophy win

Transferred to Leeds United in 2014

Competed with Burton Albion in the EFL

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