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Matthew Smith

Midfielder, born 1999, 9 clubs, 5 loans, 2020s era

Matthew Smith played for 9 clubs in his senior career, which is still going, starting at Manchester City in 2018. His longest spell was at St Johnstone: 2 seasons, 2023–2025. He went out on loan 5 times, to Twente, Queens Park Rangers, Charlton Athletic and others. He is currently at Newport County.

  1. Manchester City2018Manchester City, 2018
    Twente2018–19loan from MCITwente, 2018–19, on loan from Manchester City
    Queens Park Rangers2019–20loan from MCIQueens Park Rangers, 2019–20, on loan from Manchester City
    Charlton Athletic2020loan from MCICharlton Athletic, 2020, on loan from Manchester City
  2. Doncaster Rovers2020–21loan from MCIDoncaster Rovers, 2020–21, on loan from Manchester City
    Hull City2021–22loan from MCIHull City, 2021–22, on loan from Manchester City
    Milton Keynes Dons2022–23Milton Keynes Dons, 2022–23
    St Johnstone2023–25St Johnstone, 2023–25
  3. Newport County2025–Newport County, 2025–

Matthew Smith’s clubs

YearsClub
2018Manchester City
2018–2019TwenteLoan from Manchester City
2019–2020Queens Park RangersLoan from Manchester City
2020Charlton AthleticLoan from Manchester City
2020–2021Doncaster RoversLoan from Manchester City
2021–2022Hull CityLoan from Manchester City
2022–2023Milton Keynes Dons
2023–2025St Johnstone
2025–presentNewport County

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What clubs did Matthew Smith play for?
Matthew Smith played for 9 clubs in his senior career: Manchester City, Twente, Queens Park Rangers, Charlton Athletic, Doncaster Rovers, Hull City, Milton Keynes Dons, St Johnstone and Newport County.
What is Matthew Smith's current club?
Matthew Smith is at Newport County, where he has played since 2025.
What was Matthew Smith's first club?
Matthew Smith started his senior career at Manchester City in 2018.

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Senior club career from Wikipedia (CC BY-SA). Youth, reserve and international teams are not included.