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French striker David N’Gog began his career as a professional footballer at Paris Saint Germain (PSG) in his native France before making his debut for the club. He left PSG to join Premier League giants Liverpool in the summer of 2008 for an undisclosed fee and his signing was hailed by manager Rafael Benitez as a shrewd one as he failed the scouting network at the club. David N’Gog didn’t live up to expectations at Liverpool and he was on…

French striker David N’Gog left Merseyside giants Liverpool after three years at the club to join fellow English team Bolton Wanderers in a £4m deal in August 2011. N’Gog penned a three-year deal when he joined Bolton Wanderers. His first Bolton game was as a substitute for fellow striker Kevin Davies during the 5-0 home defeat to Manchester United on September 10, 2011. His first Bolton goal came against home team Wigan Athletic in October 2011 as he scored one…

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EbDJX7lXYAEDWyp.jpg French striker David N’Gog started his professional football career at PSG and he was able to win one trophy before heading to the Premier League in 2008. </centerDavid N’Gog scored once in 18 appearances for French giants PSG in the league as he was unable to establish himself in theirfirst team before leaving the club for Liverpool. He spent five years in the various youth teams at PSG before he was given a professional contract in 2008. The striker…

Retired French striker David N’Gog didn’t feature for the senior team before he called time on his career as a professional footballer. It must be pointed out that the former Swansea City, Paris Saint Germain (PSG) and Bolton Wanderers attacker featured for a lot of the France youth teams. His first appearance for a French youth team was at the u-16 level. He had an attacking return of 11 goals in 13 appearances for the French u-16s. David N’Gog played…

Frenchman David N’Gog spent just six months in the Scottish Premiership on thw back of his spell at Greek Super League outfit Panionios. David N’Gog signed for Ross County in January 2017 and on a short-term deal until the end of the 2017/18 season. He was able to reunite with Scotsman Owen Coyle who had him at Bolton Wanderers. Coyle and Bolton had signed David N’Gog in a £4m deal from Liverpool in August 2011. The French striker signed a…

Retired French footballer David N’Gog  didn’t play for the French senior national team before he made the decision to hang up his boots last year. The ex-Paris Saint Germain (PSG), Bolton Wanderers and Swansea City retired from the round leather game at the age of just 31. David N’Gog featured for the France national team at various youth levels but was consistently overlooked for the senior team mainly due to the quality of players at the country’s disposal.

French striker David Ngog played for three English teams before he ended his career as a professional footballer last year. He announced his retirement from football last summer. His last club was FK Zalgris from the first division in the Lithuanian league. David Ngog played for Liverpool, Bolton Wanderers and Swansea City in English football before he returned to his native France. The 32-year-old spent a total of six years in English football.

Frenchman David N’gog spent a big chunk of his football career in the Premier League with several clubs including Merseyside giants Liverpool. The retired striker played also played for Bolton Wanderers and Swansea City in the English top flight apart from his stint with the Reds. His first club in the Premier League whom he joined from French giants PSG in the summer of 2008. He made his debut for Liverpool in a pre-season friendly with Spanish La Liga team…

Cameroonian-born French striker David Ngog didn’t play for a senior team at international level before he retired. David Ngog retired from football last year after 14 years as a professional footballer. While he was still at the peak of his powers, the former Bolton Wanderers, Swansea City and Liverpool player was approached by the Indomitable Lions of Cameroon but David Ngog was not sold on the idea of playing for the former African champions. David Ngog would have loved to…