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Jonathan Spector
Nationality:Germany,USA
Birthday:1986-3-1
Biorhythm Today:
Height:183cm
Weight:79kg
Club:Orlando City
Club Shirt NO.:2
Position:Defender
Join Date:2017-1-24
Transfer Fee:£500,000
Former Club(s):Birmingham
Once Club(s):Birmingham,West Ham United,Charlton Athletic,Blackburn Rovers
Personal Match Data Statistics of last 2 years
Match Date Home Score AWay Goal Pen OG YC RC
USA MLS22/09/2018Orlando City0-0Houston Dynamo00010
USA MLS25/08/2018Orlando City1-2Atlanta United FC00010
USA MLS25/09/2017Portland Timbers3-0Orlando City00011
USA MLS05/07/2017Orlando City1-3Toronto FC00010
USA MLS22/06/2017Seattle Sounders1-1Orlando City00010
USA MLS17/06/2017Orlando City3-3Montreal Impact10000
USA MLS03/05/2017Toronto FC2-1Orlando City00010
USA MLS18/03/2017Orlando City2-1Philadelphia Union00010
ENG LCH19/11/2016Birmingham1-0Bristol City00001
ENG LCH10/09/2016Fulham0-1Birmingham00010
ENG LCH07/05/2016Cardiff City1-1Birmingham00010
Total10092
Profile:
Still just 24, Jonathan Spector's emergence in English football was nothing short of meteoric. Injuries have since blighted his rise and limited his playing time, but he is still a useful option open to USA head coach Bob Bradley in defence. After an outstanding career with the United States youth national team set-up, lining up at FIFA U-17 World Cup in Finland in 2003, Spector was already chipping away at a club career abroad.

He joined up with world football giants Manchester United in 2001 as a teenager, making a handful of appearances for Sir Alex Ferguson's first team, before being sent out on loan to Charlton Athletic in 2005. He made a number of appearances from the start and off the bench, but injuries suffered before his move began to take a toll and the player began to gain a reputation as injury-prone. In 2006, Spector moved to London side West Ham United, where he has regained his fitness and secured regular first-team football once again.

He made his first USA senior national appearance in 2003 against Jamaica, and in 2005 lined up for the United States at the FIFA U-20 World Cup in the Netherlands. He was in the running to be included in then-coach Bruce Arena's side for the 2006 FIFA World Cup™ in Germany but a shoulder injury ended his hopes. He was a member of the team that won the 2007 CONCACAF Gold Cup, and started every game as the USA surged to the final of the 2009 FIFA Confederations Cup in South Africa.
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