Zak Whitbread

Footballer with Millwall and Leicester City

Zak Whitbread - Footballer with Millwall and Leicester City
Born

March 4th, 1984
41 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

United States

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Born in 1984, a footballer developed through the youth systems at Millwall. Progressed to the first team and made an impression in the Football League. Transferred to Leicester City, contributing in the Championship during his tenure. Later moved to various clubs, including a stint in the United States. Represented the U.S. at the under-20 level while also being eligible to play for England.

Played for Millwall in the Football League

Contributed to Leicester City’s Championship campaign

Represented U.S. at under-20 international level

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