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Liam Moore

Centre-back, born 1993, 8 clubs, 4 loans, 2010s era

Liam Moore played for 8 clubs in his senior career, which is still going, starting at Leicester City in 2011. His longest spell was at Reading: 6 seasons, 2016–2022. He went out on loan 4 times, to Bradford City, Brentford, Bristol City and others. He returned to Leicester City and Reading after time away. He is currently at Spalding United.

  1. Leicester City2011Leicester City, 2011
    Bradford City2011loan from LEIBradford City, 2011, on loan from Leicester City
    Leicester City2011–13backLeicester City, 2011–13, back after loan
    Brentford2013–15loan from LEIBrentford, 2013–15, on loan from Leicester City
  2. Bristol City2015–16loan from LEIBristol City, 2015–16, on loan from Leicester City
    Reading2016–22Reading, 2016–22
    Stoke City2022loan from REAStoke City, 2022, on loan from Reading
    Reading2022–23backReading, 2022–23, back after loan
  3. Northampton Town2024Northampton Town, 2024
    Spalding United2024–Spalding United, 2024–

Liam Moore’s clubs

YearsClub
2011Leicester City
2011Bradford CityLoan from Leicester City
2011–2013Leicester CityReturned
2013–2015BrentfordLoan from Leicester City
2015–2016Bristol CityLoan from Leicester City
2016–2022Reading
2022Stoke CityLoan from Reading
2022–2023ReadingReturned
2024Northampton Town
2024–presentSpalding United

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What clubs did Liam Moore play for?
Liam Moore played for 8 clubs in his senior career: Leicester City, Bradford City, Brentford, Bristol City, Reading, Stoke City, Northampton Town and Spalding United.
What is Liam Moore's current club?
Liam Moore is at Spalding United, where he has played since 2024.
What was Liam Moore's first club?
Liam Moore started his senior career at Leicester City in 2011.

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