Adam Matthews: Bio And Career Highlights

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Adam Matthews

Born

January 13, 1992

Died

Birthplace

Swansea, Wales

Age

34 Years Old

Horoscope

Capricorn

Who Is Adam Matthews?

Adam James Matthews is a Welsh professional footballer, recognized for his robust defensive play and consistent performance as a right-back. His composed presence on the field has made him a reliable asset for various clubs throughout his career.

He truly entered the public eye with his move to Celtic in 2011, quickly becoming a key player. Matthews made his UEFA Champions League debut and contributed to the club’s memorable 2-1 victory over Barcelona.

Full Name	Adam James Matthews
Gender	Male
Height	5 feet 10 inches (178 cm)
Net Worth	$3.8 million
Nationality	Welsh
Education	Penyrheol Comprehensive School

Early Life and Education

His family fostered an early love for sports, with Adam James Matthews initially showing talent in rugby before committing to football. His cousins, Liam and Sam, also pursued football through Cardiff City’s academy system.

Matthews attended Penyrheol Comprehensive School in Swansea, while also joining the Cardiff City youth academy at eight years old. He rapidly progressed through the ranks, signing a professional contract in January 2009.

Notable Relationships

Adam James Matthews maintains a private personal life, with no publicly disclosed long-term relationships reported in the media. His focus has primarily remained on his professional football career.

He has not publicly confirmed any partners or children, keeping details of his romantic life out of the spotlight.

Career Highlights

Adam James Matthews, a seasoned right-back, achieved significant success with Celtic, where he secured four consecutive Scottish Premiership titles and one Scottish League Cup. He accumulated over 150 appearances for the Glasgow club, showcasing defensive reliability.

His impact extended to European competition, making his UEFA Champions League debut and famously contributing to Celtic’s 2-1 victory against Barcelona. Matthews also earned 14 caps for the Wales national team between 2011 and 2018.

Before his Celtic triumphs, Matthews was recognized as the Football League Apprentice of the Year during his time at Cardiff City.

Signature Quote

“I just think Celtic are a massive club and I don’t think any player could turn down a chance like that to play for them.”