David Jones is a midfielder of Burnley. He was born on 4 November 1984 in Southport, England.
In 1995 David joined the academy of Manchester United, where he ended his youth career after eight years of training. The young player managed to develop into a very promising and capable midfielder, which helped him to make a professional start really soon.
In the summer 2003, Jones penned his first contract with Manchester United. The footballer made four appearances for the main team, which gave him additional confidence in his prospects. In 2005 the management of ‘The Red Devils’ decided to send the midfielder on loan to Preston North End, which welcomed David into the fold and gave him necessary performing practice. During six months, the Englishman featured in 24 games and netted three goals for the temporary club before moving to Dutch side NEC Nijmegen, where he took part in 17 matches and fired six goals during the second half of the 2005/2006 season.
The footballer gained irresistible form by the summer 2006, but there was no place for him in his parent Manchester United, and the club loaned him out to Derby County for one season. After the end of Jones’s spell, the management of the temporary club decided to secure the midfielder’s services on permanent basis. David made 32 appearances and found the net six times for the new club during the 2007/2008 season. In 2008 the player finalized a move to Wolverhampton Wanderers, where he spent three fruitful years and got on the scoresheet six times in 66 games.
In the summer 2011, Jones ended his ‘Wolves’ spell with Wigan move, where he made encouraging display during his début season. However, in 2013 he was loaned to a struggling Championship side Blackburn Rovers.
After that brief spell Jones joined Burnley on permanent basis.
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