Good football reading

Clubography

Careers, transfers, forgotten spells and the men who never stayed anywhere. From the team behind the daily football game where you guess the player from his clubs.

• Daily football games compared: Footle, football Wordle and ours 10 Sept Nine daily football games compared honestly, the football Wordle ones included, then ours.
• Footballers with the most clubs: Abreu's record and the rest 10 Sept One man's Guinness World Record, and the company he keeps.
• He Played for Them? The Spells Football Chose to Forget 1 Sept The spells everyone involved would rather you didn't remember.
• Crossing the Divide: The Players Who Signed for the Enemy 1 Sept Some are never forgiven. Others are forgotten by Christmas.
• Best journeymen XI: footballers who never stopped moving 1 Sept Eleven men, a hundred-odd clubs, and a proper back four.
• From non-league to the top: the players scouts missed 1 Sept What a Tuesday night in front of two hundred people teaches.
• Football loans: Kane's four spells and Chelsea's loan army 1 Sept Football's apprenticeship, and its lottery, in the same system.
• You Remember It Wrong 1 Sept Your memory of a career is a highlight reel with the sound off.
• Second acts: the players who got better after thirty 1 Sept Football writes players off at 29. Some of them never read it.
• Brits abroad: the British players who actually left 1 Sept England files a move abroad as a gap, not as a summit.
• One-club men: footballers who only ever played for one club 1 Sept A game built on restlessness, quietly admiring the men who stayed.
• The transfer that invented the modern career 1 Sept One midfielder's contract dispute rewired every career since.

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