Matt O'Riley
Footballer, midfielder for Celtic
Born
November 21st, 2000
24 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
United Kingdom
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Born in 2000, this footballer began his career in youth teams in England before moving to Denmark. He played for MK Dons, where he gained attention for his performances in League One. In January 2022, he transferred to Celtic, becoming an integral part of the team. His skills on the ball and vision in midfield contributed to significant victories in Scottish football, highlighting his development as a player within a top club environment.
Played for MK Dons and Celtic
Contributed to Celtic's league success
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