A former non-league footballer, Ibrahim Thomas, whose career took him across dozens of clubs and several countries, has encouraged young players to embrace opportunities to play abroad, describing the experience as one of the most rewarding parts of his journey.
As reported by BBC Sport on Friday, Thomas, who represented clubs including Shaw Lane, Stafford Rangers, Frickley Athletic and Mickleover, spent the longest spell of his career during his second stint at Brighouse Town between 2020 and 2023.
Despite his extensive travels, he admits he has never kept track of the many destinations his football career has taken him.
“Not at all. There’s definitely been too many to count,” Thomas said.
The well-travelled defender reflected on a career that saw him play in England, Belgium, Canada and the United States.
While he acknowledged that some of his moves were motivated by better financial opportunities rather than career progression, he believes
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