Thomas Delaney

We're not entirely sure what car he drives now. He's seen with a fan in Dortmund, Germany.

This Dane has an Irish sounding name because his father is from the USA and has Irish roots. Having been born in Denmark, he chose to represent the country of his birth as a professional footballer. It could be because they call it soccer in that part of the world, and also because men's football in the States is not as refined, as it is in continental Europe. He's a product of F.C. Copenhagen and spent 15 seasons with their youth teams before debuting for the senior side in 2008. He would spend eight more years with the Danish champions, before deciding to move to Germany to play for Werder Bremen. A born leader, this midfielder leads from the front and has won numerous domestic titles in his career. Almost all of those have been with Copenhagen except the DFL Supercup, which he won in 2019, with Borussia Dortmund. He has been with The Black and Yellows since 2018, completing a 20 million Euro transfer from The Green-Whites. An incredibly positive influence on the pitch, he is known for taking charge and rallying his teams to get the desired results. In the summer of 2021 he moved to Andalusia and signed a contract for Sevilla, who bought him for 6 Million Euro (5.1 Million Pound). He has played for the Danish national team since 2013 and has represented them at various youth levels as well.