Leroy Fer

• Full name: Leroy Johan Fer
• Date of birth: April 5, 1990
• Place of birth: Zoetermeer, Netherlands
• Nationality: Dutch
• Position: Central/defensive midfielder

Club career (high-level summary):

• ADO Den Haag (Netherlands) - Youth development and senior breakthrough; established as a promising midfielder.
• Feyenoord (Netherlands) - Significant development and regular first-team appearances in the Eredivisie.
• FC Twente (Netherlands) - Continued top-flight experience (loan spell).
• Swansea City (England) - Joined Swansea City in the Premier League (initially in 2013). Known for physical presence, late runs into the box, and long-range shooting; key contributor during his time in South Wales.
• Queens Park Rangers (England) - Later played in the English Championship after Swansea.
• Feyenoord (return) - Returned to Feyenoord later in his career.
• Other clubs: Played for other clubs subsequently, including spells in the Netherlands and abroad.

International career:

• Represented the Netherlands at youth levels and made appearances for the senior national team.
• Featured in squads during the mid-2010s, contributing as a central midfielder.

Style of play and strengths:

• Physically strong box-to-box midfielder with good aerial ability.
• Capable of driving runs from deep and posing a long-range shooting threat.
• Work-rate and tackling make him effective in central/defensive midfield roles.

Notable facts:

• Scored some memorable long-range goals for Swansea City.
• Part of Swansea during a period when the club competed in the Premier League and played an attractive, possession-based style under managers such as Michael Laudrup and Garry Monk.

This is a concise player summary for Leroy Fer, focusing on his background, clubs (including Swansea City), international experience, and playing style.