Conor Coady

• Full name: Conor David Coady
• Date of birth: 25 February 1993
• Place of birth: St Helens, Merseyside, England
• Nationality: English
• Height: 1.85 m (6 ft 1 in)
• Primary position: Centre-back / Defensive midfielder
• Preferred foot: Right

Club career (high-level):

• Youth career at Liverpool (joined at a young age), progressed through their academy.
• Made professional debut while on loan at Sheffield United (2012–2013), helping them win promotion from League One via the play-offs.
• Returned to Liverpool but had limited first-team opportunities (2013–2014).
• Joined Huddersfield Town on loan (2014); then signed permanently for Huddersfield (2014–2015).
• Signed for Wolverhampton Wanderers (Wolves) in 2015. Became club captain and a central figure as Wolves earned promotion from the Championship to the Premier League in 2017–18 and established themselves in the top flight.
• Known at Wolves for leadership, organizational defending, passing out from the back, and occasionally playing as a defensive midfielder.
• Later career moves: after a long spell at Wolves, Coady moved on (details depend on current date beyond 2024). His Wolves tenure was the period he was most associated with.

International career:

• Represented England at youth levels, including U19s and U21s.
• Received a senior England call-up and made his full international debut in 2018 under manager Gareth Southgate. Was part of England squads in the late 2010s and contributed as a squad player.

Playing style and strengths:

• Calm, composed ball-playing centre-back with strong positional sense.
• Leadership and communication — captained Wolves and marshalled the defense.
• Good short and progressive passing; capable of stepping into midfield to help retain possession.
• Solid aerial presence and tackling, though not the quickest defender—relies on reading of the game.

Notable achievements:

• Captained Wolves to promotion to the Premier League (2017–18 Championship title or automatic promotion, depending on season context).
• Regular Premier League appearances for Wolves and recognition for leadership and consistency.
• Earned England senior international caps.

Honours (selected):

• Football League One play-offs winner with Sheffield United (2012–13) — part of the squad while on loan.
• Promotion to the Premier League with Wolverhampton Wanderers (2017–18).

Notes: The above summarizes Conor Coady’s profile and his notable association with Wolverhampton Wanderers (Wolves). For the latest club status, appearance counts, transfer updates, or season statistics beyond 2024, consult current club sources or sports databases, as transfers and career developments may have occurred after that time.