BRYAN KLUG



Full Name: Bryan Paul Klug

Dob: 08-10-1960

Pob: Coventry, West Midlands EnglandEngland

Position: Midfielder

Club Appearance Record

SeasonTot AppsTot Goals
1977-78 0 0
1978-79 0 0
1979-80 0 0
1980-81 0 0
1981-82 0 0
1982-83 0 0
1983-84 0 0
1991-92 0 0
1992-93 0 0
1993-94 0 0
TOTALS 0 0

Career Appearance Record

ClubDate SignedDate LeftFee
IPSWICH TOWN EnglandEngland July 1977 August 1983 Youth Team
Wimbledon EnglandEngland March 1980 March 1980 On Loan
Chesterfield EnglandEngland August 1983 August 1984 -
Peterborough United EnglandEngland August 1984 1985 -
Sudbury Town EnglandEngland 1988 1989 -

(5) Comments

  • Bryan Klug's Managerial Career = Up To The Current Date


    He was appointed head of coaching at Norwich City's Academy on October 21st, 2025


    The rest of the information is in the comment by Ralph on Thursday, April 23rd, 2009

  • Bryan Klug's International Career


    England Youth Team = 3 Caps and scored 0 Goals.

  • Bryan Klug retired from playing football after leaving Sudbury Town sometime in 1989

  • For many years the director of the club's academy, Klug became assistant manager to Jim Magilton following the latter's appointment as manager in the summer of 2006. Moved to Head of Football Development to make way for John Gorman in December, 2008, he became caretaker manager (for less than 24 hours) following the dismissal of both Magilton and Gorman on April 22, 2009 and the arrival of Roy Keane the following day.

  • Represented England at Youth level.

Contract Info

  • Bryan Klug joined Ipswich Town in July 1977 - As An Apprentice

    When he signed a Professional Contract with Ipswich Town + The Length Of The Professional Contract Was Unknown.

    He was on a loan with Wimbledon from Ipswich Town in March 1980

    He joined Chesterfield from Ipswich Town in August 1983 - The Transfer Fee + Length Of The Contract Are Both Unknown.

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