Who did Harry Kewell play for before he transferred to Liverpool?

Answer 1

Harry Kewell made his debut in the first team with Leeds United on the 30th march 1996 aged 17, after joining aged 16. made his debut with the Australian Squad in April 1996. Joined Liverpool in 2003

Answer 2

i'm Aussie as well and that is unhappy to ascertain Kewell no longer taking area in for Liverpool. He all started with huge ability at an exceedingly youthful age, winning PFA youthful participant of the 12 months award back contained in the 1999-2000 season. i don't think of Rafa Benitez has that a lot endurance. that is been many years now and Kewell continues to be having many injuries. Liverpool is his dream club, yet i don't think of his career can turn round each and every time quickly because he's not any longer 29 years previous, almost 30 so he's maximum in all probability at his height now. Celtic have shown interest in him, Bolton and Fulham as well. i imagine that is going to best of him to flow to Celtic. he's were given a fellow Aussie in Scott McDonald there and Celtic do not somewhat have a organic left-winger. Bolton is a second possibilty. they are battling for relegation at present yet i imagine they are going to not sleep this season and Kewell would nicely be an option for them. The worst accessible vacation spot is Fulham. they are maximum in all probability going to be relegated and Kewell would not opt to play in a championship aspect besides. very last hotel would nicely be again to the A-League.

Answer 3

I knew that he played for Leeds United before moving to Liverpool. But here is a detailed info of him:

Since making his move to England from Australia as a teenage schoolboy with a rucksack and a big dream, Harry Kewell has become the most famous Australian player of his generation, arguably of all time.
Having won three Oceania Player of the Year honours and a UEFA Champions League winner’s medal, with Liverpool in 2004/5, Kewell has become a hero in his native land. After a promising stint in the Australian youth system including four appearances and a goal at the FIFA U-17 World Championship in Ecuador in 1995, he left the New South Wales Institute of Sport to join Leeds United.

Though he did not establish himself in the Elland Road first team until the 1997/98 season, he took full advantage once had he made the starting XI. Roaring up through midfield with delicate control and a vicious left foot, he fast became one of the brightest lights in an exciting young Leeds side, scoring five league goals that term.

The 1999/2000 campaign was arguably Kewell’s finest in a Leeds shirt as the then 21-year-old picked up the English Young Player of the Year Award and Leeds Player of the Year honours for his ten league goals as David O’Leary’s side finished third in the Premiership. The following year he was part of the team that reached the UEFA Champions League semi-final against Valencia but soon injuries struck and Kewell struggled for a while to recapture the form that had brought him so many admirers so quickly in the English game.

By the 2002/03 season, Leeds were facing severe financial problems and after Kewell’s 14 league goals had helped them survive relegation, he moved to the club he had supported as a boy, Liverpool. However, persistent injuries hampered his progress at Anfield and he limped out of both the League Cup final and Champions League final in 2005, lasting just 23 minutes of the latter match against AC Milan.

After finally recovering full fitness during the 2005/06 campaign, Kewell has earned the praise of his manager at Liverpool, Rafael Benitez, who said: “We were talking about the need for quality in the wider areas and Harry brings that. He can shoot and score goals and is a fantastic player all around.”

For the national team, Kewell has known frustration also. He missed out on the 2000 Olympic Football Tournament and the 2005 FIFA Confederations Cup through injury and felt the heartbreak of failing to qualifying for Korea/Japan 2002 after missing out at the last hurdle against Uruguay. Indeed he went into 2006 having represented Australia just 19 times.

Still, he made a significant contribution after taking the field as an early substitute in the second leg of the intercontinental play-off against Uruguay in Sydney, helping the Socceroos win through to only their second FIFA World Cup finals. That display against Uruguay was indicative of Kewell’s gradual return to his best form and for Liverpool too he has begun showing his old trickery and scoring touch.
He was born on 22nd Sept 1978 and weigh 85 kgs




Details addded: 07/05/06
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