Began to Owen his career with FC Liverpool in 1996, has played with them until 2004, has been involved in that period in 216 appearances and scored 118 goals, and in season 2004/2005 moved to Real Madrid, playing with them 35 games and scored 13 goals, In 2005 moved to Newcastle United, but after the end of the season 2008/2009 and fall of Newcastle United to the first class did not renew the club held Owen became the player is free and then retired with Manchester United deal free transfer (dated July 3, 2009) because the old Ferguson wanted to cover the vacuum left by the departure of Cristiano Ronaldo moving to Real Madrid and Carlos Tevez of Manchester City signing to.
Owen began playing with the England football since 1998, has participated in the World Cup 1998 FIFA World Cup 2002 FIFA World Cup Soccer 2006.
Born Michael Owen at Chester on December 14, 1979 and his father Terry was a professional player in Everton Chester. Play Owen in the school of Walker in Liverpool and starred in the youth ranks in 1996, who beat Liverpool thanks to him, and the piece caused a direct plays Owen's first match with his team first and Ellumbdon year , 1997.
Michael Owen scored in the first season for Liverpool, scoring 21 goals in his second season 23 goals, making him the best player in England, rising in February 1998, and joined the England World Cup squad 1998.
With his national team at the World Cup _ has become a global reputation and not on the local level, the spectrum after scoring a goal in Argentina (the rival worms for England)
In a game the two teams in the round of 16 World Cup, and was selected this goal within the top ten goals in World Cup history and among the top one hundred goals in football history, here, turned Michael Owen to a national hero for his people, and Achtara Owen best sports figure in Astvina the BBC for the same year
In late 1998/1999 was Michael Owen a serious injury in a match against Liverpool, Leeds United, but came back to his best form quickly.
Participated Owen with England in Euro 2000, scoring a goal against Romania, but went out of England in the first round of the championship, scoring two goals against Roma in the UEFA Cup, and starred in the final FA Cup as well, also scored in the final of the European Super against Bayern Munich, to prove that he is worthy of choice by the European Union as the best player in Europe for 2001.
Did not stand the achievements of Michael Owen, despite his young age Vahrz three goals in the range of Germany in the match which ended 5-1, becoming the first player in England, recorded in Mmermmy Germany hat-trick after Sir Geoff Hurst in 1966. Won the Michael Owen until now 111 goal for Liverpool in 204 games , has scored cent target in the range of West Ham December 29, 2001. And scored two goals for England in the last World Cup either Denmark and Brazil, thus making it impossible to become a true legend of football in the second and twenty years old "
Born on 14 December 1979 in Chester, Cheshire, James Michael Owen was the fourth child of Janet and Terry Owen. [4] His father was a professional footballer and played for former clubs such as Everton and Chester City. Owen was introduced to football at the age of seven by his father, who soon saw Michael as promising athlete in the family [4]. A boyhood Everton fan, [5] Owen attended the University President Drew Elementary School in Hawarden, Wales, and by the age of ten, some of the nation's leading scouts were monitoring the progress of his condition. [6]
He later Deeside play for elementary school (where he scored 97 goals, beating the record holder former Ian Rush with 25 goals) [7]), and joined the youth team in the form of Alexandra, and playing with the under - 10s at the age of eight after local physical education teacher, Howard Roberts, and convinced the league to allow under-age player. [4] Owen scored in his first match with the template Alexandra, after winning 2-0 at local rivals Bagillt. [7] After leaving Deeside, Owen attended Hawarden High School, where he also played for the school team.]
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