Full name Anthony Bahadur Number 11 2006 Toronto Lynx Role Soccer player | Place of birth Toronto, ON, Canada 2005 IMG Name Anthony Adur Height 1.85 m Current team FC Edmonton | |
Date of birth (1988-02-25) 25 February 1988 (age 27) | ||
Anthony adur
Anthony Christopher Bahadur (born 25 February 1988 in Toronto, Ontario) is a Canadian soccer player who formerly played in the United States for AFC Cleveland and FC Edmonton in the Nasl. Currently playing for Bec Tero Sasana in Thailand.
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Career
Adur played for the Italia Shooters in 2006, but had been released into free agency So that he can make his move to MEXICO with Cruz azul. 2007 anthony was one of the top international youth players in Canada playing in Mexico he has been known for his speed of play and his ability to finish. [1] Anthony was aprt on the FIFA U20 World Cup 2007 where he was one of 4 players that where 18 years of age on the Canadian roster [2] He has also appeared for Toronto Lynx playing in there PDL team where he led the team in goals.
On 3 February 2009 signed a contract with Sengkang Punggol FC, he joined from GS United, here in Singapore will play with Murphy Wiredu.
In May 2012, he had a short stint with Columbus Crew of the MLS.
He began his professional career with Cruz Azul in Mexico, then went to Singapore, Israel, Thailand, over to Egypt and back to Thailand before eventually ending up in Edmonton. He wants to one day wear the Canadian national jersey. But, even though he boasted a solid scoring record in Thailand, it wasn’t going to put him on the radar of the national program.
Before coming to FC Edmonton on trial, the Canadian striker was training with the Columbus Crew where his cousin, Trinidad and Tobago international Kevan George, is under contract. He was in Singapore, then made it to the youth squad of Maccabi Haifa, one of Israel’s top teams. He then moved to Thailand, spending parts of 2011 and 2012 with TOT SC. He spent time on trial with the Silverbacks of the NASl in 2014.
“Maccabi was the highest level I’ve played,” said Adur. “It’s football at a Champions League level. It took me a lot to get into that team… I loved the (Thailand) experience. You have a lot of teams in Bangkok, so when the game is on, the city shuts down.”