30 Facts About Nathan Redmond

Nathan Daniel Jerome Redmond was born on 6 March 1994 and is an English professional footballer who plays as a winger for EFL Championship club Burnley.

Nathan Redmond made his first-team debut in the League Cup second-round tie against Rochdale in August 2010, becoming the club's second-youngest player ever at the age of 16 years and 173 days.

Nathan Redmond joined Premier League club Norwich City in 2013, before making the switch to Southampton in 2016.

Nathan Redmond represented England at youth levels from under-16 through to under-21, and played once for the senior England team, in 2017.

Nathan Redmond is right-footed, but has regularly played on both right and left wings, often cutting inside.

Nathan Redmond has occasionally played in the centre behind a lone striker.

Nathan Redmond was born in Birmingham, West Midlands, of Irish and Jamaican descent.

Nathan Redmond grew up in the Kitts Green district, attending the Oval Primary School in Yardley and then Sheldon Heath Community Arts College.

Nathan Redmond scored three goals as Birmingham's under-15 team reached the semi-final of the Nike Premier Cup for the first time in April 2009, and in the same season played in the club's under-18 academy team.

Nathan Redmond made a few substitute appearances for the reserve team, including a "lively late performance" against Aston Villa in early March 2010.

Nathan Redmond was given a first-team squad number and named on standby for the Premier League match at home to Everton a couple of days later, but did not make the 18-man squad.

Nathan Redmond signed a scholarship contract with Birmingham City in July 2010.

Nathan Redmond made his first-team debut for Birmingham in the League Cup second-round tie against Rochdale on 26 August 2010, replacing Spanish midfielder Enric Valles in the 78th minute.

Nathan Redmond's performance was very bright, quick, he got a couple of shots away.

Nathan Redmond made two more substitute appearances for Birmingham that season, one in the League Cup and one in the FA Cup, and signed a three-year professional contract as soon as he turned 17, in March 2011.

Nathan Redmond showed some good touches although the final bit let him down a little.

Nathan Redmond's driven shot from outside the penalty area was pushed aside by goalkeeper Elisson and led to Chris Wood heading against the crossbar.

Nathan Redmond finished the season with seven goals from 37 appearances in all competitions, and won the club's Young Player of the Year award.

Nathan Redmond chose to rejoin Chris Hughton at Norwich, where he signed a four-year contract.

Nathan Redmond commented that "The boys in the dressing room, the manager and the coaching staff have enabled me to play with confidence and affect games in a positive way".

On 21 July 2023, Nathan Redmond signed for Burnley on a two-year deal, with the option of a third.

Nathan Redmond first played for the England under-16 team on 15 October 2009.

Nathan Redmond was involved in the build-up for the only goal of the match, as England under-16 beat their Wales counterparts in their opening match of the 2009 Victory Shield, a tournament which they went on to win.

Nathan Redmond was part of the England under-17 squad that qualified for the 2011 European under-17 championships.

Nathan Redmond was a second-half substitute in the semi-final match, which England lost to the Netherlands.

Together with many of his under-17 teammates, Nathan Redmond moved up to the England under-18s, a non-competitive age group at international level, in 2011.

Nathan Redmond was part of the squad for the 2012 European under-19 championships, and scored the winning goal against Serbia in the group stage that confirmed England's progression to the semi-final and qualification for the 2013 FIFA U-20 World Cup.

Nathan Redmond kept his place for the second group match, against Norway, as part of a three-man attack alongside the returning Ince and Zaha.

Nathan Redmond went on to make his full England debut in the Germany match, coming on as a 66th-minute substitute for Adam Lallana, but that was his last call-up for another two years.

Three weeks later, Nathan Redmond told the Southampton-based Daily Echo that he had not been contacted by the JFF, nor had he discussed the prospect of a switch with his family.