Charlie Adam known as a Scottish footballer

Graham Charles 'Charlie' Adam or known by the name of Charlie Adam was a Scottish footballer who plays as a midfielder for Liverpool and Scotland national team and was born in Dundee, Scotland on December 10, 1985.
Adam began his career with the football club Dundee in 1999 to 2000, then he joined the junior club Rangers and signed a contract in December 2000. Adam spends most of his time playing with the senior club on loan them to St. Mirren in the 2005-2006 season and he became important this part of the team that won the Scottish Challenge Cup and First Division. After Adam returned to the club Rangers, he became part of the team that reached the UEFA Cup final 2008.
Then Adam lent to the English club Blackpool, and the loan becomes permanent at the start of the season 2009-2010. He became captain of the club against Cardiff City and got a promotion to the Premier League. The first entry in the Premier League season, Adam recognized his name and his appearance shines with nominations for the PFA Players' Player of the Year in April 2011 and subsequently he joined Liverpool in July 2011.
His career began with the Scottish national team when he played for the U-21 in 2006 and continued at the international level B in 2007.
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