Name: Nathan Redmond

Full name: Nathaniel Levi Nixon Redmond

Date of birth: 6 March 1994

Place of birth: Birmingham, England

Nationality: English

Position: Winger / Forward

Height: Approximately 1.73 m (5 ft 8 in)

Youth career:

• Birmingham City (2001–2010)

Senior club career (selected clubs):

• Birmingham City (2010–2013) — Made first-team breakthrough as a teenager, appearing in the Championship.
• Norwich City (2013–2016) — Played in both the Premier League and Championship; developed further as an attacking winger.
• Southampton (2016–2022) — Signed in 2016; known for pace, dribbling and direct running down the flanks. Made over 150 appearances in all competitions and contributed goals and assists across multiple Premier League seasons.
• Birmingham City (loan/return details vary) and later clubs — After Southampton, career continued with moves including (depending on the most recent updates) other clubs; club status after 2022 should be checked against current sources for latest information.

International career:

• England youth teams — Represented England at various youth levels (U16, U17, U19, U21).
• Senior England — Earned senior England call-ups and made his senior debut in 2017, recording one or a small number of caps.

Playing style and strengths:

• Pacey winger with strong dribbling ability and close control.
• Direct running at defenders, good at creating chances and stretching defenses.
• Capable of playing on either flank and contributing goals as well as assists.

Notable facts:

• Became one of the more consistent English wide attackers in the Premier League during his time at Southampton.
• Known for work rate and ability to take on defenders one-on-one.

Sources and update note: The details above summarize Nathan Redmond’s career through and including his time at Southampton. For the most current club status, appearances and statistics beyond 2022, please consult a live database (club website, Premier League records, or reputable sports statistics sites) as transfers and appearances may have changed since my last update.