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Seamus ColemanIrish footballer, defender
Date of Birth: 01.10.1988
Country:  Ireland |
Content:
- Seamus Coleman: A Promising Footballing Journey
- Transfer to Everton
- Loan Spells and Return to Everton
- International Career
- Career Summary
Seamus Coleman: A Promising Footballing Journey
Early Career at Sligo RoversSeamus Coleman, an Irish defender and midfielder, began his professional career with Sligo Rovers. Making his debut on October 14, 2006, against Waterford United, Coleman scored his only goal for the club in May 2008 against Bray Wanderers.
Transfer to Everton
In January 2009, Coleman secured a move to Liverpool's Everton. Despite interest from other clubs, he opted for Merseyside. His debut match was a Europa League away defeat to Benfica, and his first goal came in the League Cup against Brentford.
Loan Spells and Return to Everton
Limited opportunities at Everton led to a one-month loan to Blackpool in March 2010, which was later extended to the season's end. Coleman made 12 appearances, including the play-off final against Cardiff City, scoring once and helping "the Tangerines" reach the Premier League.
Returning to Everton for the 2010/11 season, Coleman established himself in the first team, playing 40 matches and scoring six goals. His performances earned him the club's Young Player of the Season award.
International Career
Coleman made his debut for the Republic of Ireland on February 8, 2011, in a 2011 Nations Cup match against Wales. To date, he has made four appearances for his country, with a 100% winning record.
Career Summary
- Sligo Rovers (2006-2009)- Everton (2009-present)
- Blackpool (loan, 2010)
- Republic of Ireland (2011-present)
Awards
- Everton Young Player of the Season (2010/11)
