Steven McManaman
11 FEBRUARY 1972
Bootle, England
Steve McManaman is remembered as one of England’s most stylish midfielders. Known for his dribbling runs, creativity, and ability to dictate play from wide or central positions, Macca enjoyed a distinguished career in both the Premier League and La Liga. His technical flair earned him admiration across Europe, particularly during his peak years with Liverpool FC and Real Madrid CF.
CAREER
England (FA): 1994–2001
Liverpool FC: 1990–1999
Real Madrid CF: 1999–2003
Manchester City FC: 2003–2005
TROPHIES
Liverpool FC:
1 x FA Cup: 1992
1 x League Cup: 1995
Real Madrid CF:
2 x La Liga: 2001 & 2003
1 x Supercopa de España: 2001
2 x UEFA Champions League: 2000 & 2002
1 x UEFA Super Cup: 2002
1 x Intercontinental Cup: 2002
Career PATH
Liverpool FC: 1990–1999
A product of Liverpool FC’s youth system, McManaman made his debut in 1990 and quickly became a key creative outlet under Graeme Souness and later Roy Evans. His dribbling, vision, and link-up play made him one of the Premier League’s most exciting players.
Real Madrid CF: 1999–2003
McManaman became one of the first high-profile English players to truly succeed abroad, playing a key role in one of Real Madrid CF’s most successful eras. He made history as the first Englishman to win the UEFA Champions League with a foreign club, contributing famously by scoring a volley in the 2000 final against Valencia CF.
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