Zak Whitbread: 10 Facts On American-English Footballer

Zak Whitbread hails from Houston, Texas, US. He is an American professional football player and plays as a Centre-back on the field.

Zak Whitbread has played for the US team in the 2003 FIFA World Youth Championship under 20s team. He also played for the US team in the under 20s L’Alcudia International Tournament which was hosted in Spain.

Name Zak Whitbread
Birthday January 10, 1984
Age 36
Gender Male
Height 6 feet 2 inches
Nationality American
Profession Footballer
Education United World College of South East Asia
Twitter @ZakWhitbread

10 Facts About Zak Whitbread

  1. Zak Whitbread was born on January 10, 1984, in Houston, Texas, US. He is currently 36 years of age.
  2. Zak Whitbread’s net worth is still under investigation. But, as a rising personality in the sports field, he must be earning a decent amount of money.
  3. The relationship status of Zak Whitbread hasn’t been made public yet. So whether he is dating anyone or not is a mystery but it is rumored that he has dated at least once.
  4. There is a Wikipedia page solely dedicated to the American footballer in recognition of his accomplishments as a professional football player.
  5. The talented footballer, Zak stands tall at a height of 6 feet and 2 inches (1.88 m).
  6. He has a verified Twitter account with over 12.9K followers. Sadly, the account is currently private.
  7. Zak Whitbread was born as Zak Benjamin Whitbread to Barry Whitbread, the coach of the Singapore national football team.
  8. He attended St. Stephen’s School. Later, he graduated from United World College of South East Asia which is a member of the United World College movement located in Singapore.
  9. The American footballer has moved and signed contracts from several clubs to clubs beginning from 2003-2016. The history of his stay in clubs includes Liverpool (2003-2006), Millwall (2005-2010), Norwich City (2010-2012), and Shrewsbury Town (2015-2016) among many other clubs.
  10. Talking about his international career, in 2003, he first played internationally in the under 20s L’Alcudia International Tournament for the US. Eventually, he also played for the US in the 2003 FIFA World Youth Championship under 20s team.
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