Steven Fletcher is a professional footballer who plays for Wrexham AFC.
Fletcher joined the Red Dragons after their promotion to League One, adding some much-needed firepower combined with a wealth of footballing experience to their front line.
Fletcher has already had fine Wrexham moments – but has so much more to give at the Racecourse.
With this – here is everything you need to know about the Scottish striker, Steven Fletcher.
Who is Steven Fletcher?
Steven Fletcher is a professional footballer who currently plays for Wrexham.
He began his career with Hibernian FC in the Scottish Premier League, making his debut in 2004. Fletcher’s talents caught the eye of English clubs, and he later played for Wolverhampton Wanderers, Sunderland, and Sheffield Wednesday in the English Championship.
Known for his aerial ability and goal-scoring prowess, Fletcher also earned numerous caps for the Scottish national team. His career has seen him excel in both Scottish and English football, making him a respected figure in the sport.
Where and when was Steven Fletcher born?
Fletcher was born on March 26, 1987, in Shrewsbury, England. However, due to his Scottish heritage – he chose to feature for the Tartan Army.
What position does he play?
Steven Fletcher is primarily a striker. While he has occasionally played in other offensive positions, his primary role on the field has been up top scoring goals.
How good is Steven Fletcher?
While he may not be considered among the absolute elite footballers in the world, Steven Fletcher has had a solid and respectable career at a high level of professional football.
He has played for some of the best sides in the English Football League and has scored over 150 goals since his debut for Hibernian in 2004.
Even at his old age, he’ll be a remarkably valuable asset to Phil Parkinson’s side.
Steven Fletcher Stats
Here are Steven Fletcher’s career stats before joining Wrexham.
- Hibernian FC (2004-2009): 43 goals
- Burnley FC (2009-2010): 12 goals
- Wolverhampton Wanderers (2010-2012): 24 goals
- Sunderland AFC (2012-2016): 23 goals
- Marseille (2016-2017): 4 goals
- Sheffield Wednesday (2017-2020): 41 goals
- Stoke City (2020-2022): 12 goals
- Dundee United (2022-2023) 9 goals