Fabian Delph is a midfielder of Aston Villa. He was born on 21 November 1989 in Bradford, England.
In 2000 Delph got to a trial at the academy of Bradford City. After playing a demonstration game along with a dozen of other candidates, Fabian got on the list of the lucky ones that were officially admitted to the youth system of the club. The player tried to adapt to the football life during one year and got absolutely new and unfamiliar impressions that transformed into useful experience a bit later. In 2001, the midfielder drew the attention of Leeds United, to where he moved the same year. It took the English footballer five years to make a full-scale professional start.
In 2006 Fabian was offered a senior contract, and he accepted the offer immediately. Delph joined the main team of Leeds United and spent three years with the club. The head coach let the footballer make occasional appearances both with the starting squad and from the substitutes’ bench. The midfielder featured in 46 games and found the net six times for ‘The Peacocks’.
In 2009 his career continued in Premier League side Aston Villa, which sealed a deal with Fabian. The footballer’s career did not get going in the new club, because the young and inexperienced midfielder faced high competition. Delph had to struggle very hard for a place in the starting eleven, where he got only 26 times during two years and a half. In January 2012, the Englishman was sent on loan to his boyhood Leeds United. That is where the footballer ended the 2011/2012 season and made five appearances for the temporary club.
In 2008 Fabian was capped six times for the England national U-19 and U-21 squads.
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