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James Vaughan

Forward, born 1988, 13 clubs, 4 loans, 2010s era

James Vaughan played for 13 clubs in his senior career, starting at Everton in 2004. His longest spell was at Everton: 5 seasons, 2004–2009. He went out on loan 4 times, to Derby County, Leicester City, Crystal Palace and others. His last club was Tranmere Rovers, where he played until 2021.

  1. Everton2004–09Everton, 2004–09
    Derby County2009loan from EVEDerby County, 2009, on loan from Everton
    Leicester City2010loan from EVELeicester City, 2010, on loan from Everton
    Crystal Palace2010–11loan from EVECrystal Palace, 2010–11, on loan from Everton
  2. Norwich City2011–13Norwich City, 2011–13
    Huddersfield Town2012–16Huddersfield Town, 2012–16
    Birmingham City2015–16Birmingham City, 2015–16
    Bury2016–17Bury, 2016–17
  3. Sunderland2017–18Sunderland, 2017–18
    Wigan Athletic2018–19Wigan Athletic, 2018–19
    Portsmouth2019loan from WIGPortsmouth, 2019, on loan from Wigan Athletic
    Bradford City2019–20Bradford City, 2019–20
  4. Tranmere Rovers2020–21Tranmere Rovers, 2020–21

James Vaughan’s clubs

YearsClub
2004–2009Everton
2009Derby CountyLoan from Everton
2010Leicester CityLoan from Everton
2010–2011Crystal PalaceLoan from Everton
2011–2013Norwich City
2012–2016Huddersfield Town
2015–2016Birmingham City
2016–2017Bury
2017–2018Sunderland
2018–2019Wigan Athletic
2019PortsmouthLoan from Wigan Athletic
2019–2020Bradford City
2020–2021Tranmere Rovers

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What clubs did James Vaughan play for?
James Vaughan played for 13 clubs in his senior career: Everton, Derby County, Leicester City, Crystal Palace, Norwich City, Huddersfield Town, Birmingham City, Bury, Sunderland, Wigan Athletic, Portsmouth, Bradford City and Tranmere Rovers.
What was James Vaughan's last club?
James Vaughan's last club was Tranmere Rovers (2020–2021).
What was James Vaughan's first club?
James Vaughan started his senior career at Everton in 2004.

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