Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain entered the world on August 15th, 1993 and at the age of 32 has proven himself as a skilful player, executing the role of a central midfielder with verve. Possessing an imposing figure, Oxlade-Chamberlain stands at a solid 5ft 10in (1.8m) and weighs in at a healthy 11st (70kg).
His career kicked off in July 2009 at age 15, when he signed with Southampton in the Championship. A promising talent, he made two league appearances in his debut season (2009 - 2010). By the next season, he had become a fixture in the team, marking 34 appearances and scoring nine goals - quite the statement for the emerging midfielder.
In August 2011, he made a significant jump in his career, transferring to Arsenal for a reported fee of around £15m - a record for a player from the Championship at the time. His time at Arsenal spanned seven seasons wherein the Englishman made a total of 131 first team appearances and netted nine goals. His season-by-season performance showed consistency, steadfastly marking his presence as a reliable squad player.
In another career-defining move, Oxlade-Chamberlain transferred to Liverpool in August 2017 for approximately £35m. He has delivered a sturdy performance at Liverpool, making 116 first team appearances and scoring 11 goals over six seasons. Despite the occasional injury, Oxlade-Chamberlain remained a key part of Liverpool's midfield, offering tenacity and creativity.
After his six seasons at Liverpool, Oxlade-Chamberlain set off for new horizons in August 2023, transferring to Besiktas in the Süper Lig in Turkey. His performance at Besiktas continued to reflect his footballing prowess, marking 38 first team appearances and netting five goals over two seasons.
In August 2025, Oxlade-Chamberlain embarked on yet another journey, the destination of which remains undisclosed in accordance with his wishes.