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Michael James Owen (born 14 December 1979) is an English former professional footballer who played as a striker for Liverpool, Real Madrid, Newcastle United, Manchester United and Stoke City and the England national team.
Michael Owen former footballer from England Centre-Forward last club: Stoke City * Dec 14, 1979 in Chester, England
19 Apr 2020 · Look back at Michael Owen's legendary Premier League career, as he burst onto the scene with Liverpool as a 17-year-old and quickly became one of the best players in the world. #NBCSports #...
17 Nov 2023 · Michael Owen: Liverpool’s golden boy, who gave Anfield his best years. Joanna Durkan. @JoannaDurkan_ November 17, 2023. For just a moment, forget the move to Old Trafford and his questionable...
Check out the latest domestic and international stats, match logs, goals, height, weight and more for Michael Owen playing for Liverpool FC, England men's national team and Manchester United FC in the Premier League, Champions League and World Cup.
14 Dis 2020 · Relive ten of the best Michael Owen goals, starring his unforgettable night in Munich, incredible volleys and a late equaliser against Argentina! Which goal is your favourite?
3 Apr 2024 · Michael Owen stood out from the off. The goal on his debut for Liverpool at the age of 17 became a trademark finish, beating the Wimbledon defence for speed before a clinical strike. This lightning pace and deadly eye for goal helped Owen finish as top scorer for the Merseyside club in every season between 1997/98 and 2003/04, claiming the ...
13 Dis 1979 · A hero and legend at Liverpool and in English football, Michael Owen arrived at Real Madrid in the summer of 2004. During his season with the Whites, he showed his goalscoring instinct with 16...
15 Ogo 2020 · Michael Owen’s career ended on April 12, 1999. Or at least a version of it did. After that date, Owen scored 175 goals in 396 games for five different clubs. He won the Premier League, the FA...
A supreme finisher and natural striker, Michael Owen exploded onto the first-team scene as a 17-year-old and left Liverpool with a ratio of a goal every two games and an FA Cup final named after him.
