Biography
Who is Silvio Spann?
Professional football career
Silvio Spann played as a professional midfielder in several different countries during his career. His path took him to Italy where he suited up for clubs like Perugia and Sambenedettese. He also experienced football in Japan with Yokohama FC, though his contract there ended just before the 2006 World Cup. Due to challenges securing work permits in England, where Derby County and Crystal Palace showed interest, he returned to Trinidad and Tobago to play for W Connection.
In 2007, he moved to Wales to play for Wrexham in the Football League Two. He joined the team after receiving recommendations from former Wrexham players Carlos Edwards and Dennis Lawrence, who were his international teammates. Silvio was assigned the number 16 jersey during his time with the club. He recorded his first goal for the team during a match against Notts County. He remained part of the squad until he was released by the team.
International appearances
Silvio made his debut for the national team of Trinidad and Tobago in July 2002 against Barbados. He was selected for the squad heading to the 2006 FIFA World Cup in Germany, but he unfortunately missed the tournament due to a hamstring injury sustained shortly before it began.
One of his well-known moments for the national team occurred in June 2007 during the Gold Cup Tournament at the Home Depot Center. In a match against El Salvador, he scored a free kick from more than 40 meters away. Despite this spectacular goal, the team lost the match 2–1.
Family background
Football runs in the family for Silvio. His father, Leroy Spann, was a former player for the Trinidad and Tobago national team. Silvio also has a younger brother named Silas Spann, who plays for Joe Public F.C. And has been a member of the national football team as well.
Birthday and age
Silvio Spann was born on August 21, 1981, which makes Silvio 45 years old today. That birthday falls under the Leo sign. Silvio shares the date with 65 other famous people.
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