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James Milner

Athlete · born January 4, 1986

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James Philip Milner is an English former professional footballer. A versatile player, he played in multiple positions, including on the wing, in midfield, and at full-back.

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Milestones, by age

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  1. ~16Joined Leeds United F.C.2002
  2. ~18Joined Newcastle United F.C.2004
  3. ~19Joined Aston Villa F.C.2005
  4. ~23Joined England men's national association football team2009
  5. ~24Joined Manchester City F.C.2010
  6. ~29Joined Liverpool F.C.2015

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