ContributorsPublishersAdvertisers

Kyle Vassell

avatar
Kyle Vassell
Kyle Thomas Vassell (born 7 February 1993) is English-born Northern Irish professional footballer who plays as a striker for Rotherham United and the Northern Ireland national football team. He began his career as a youth at Norwich City and Brentford, before embarking on a nomadic period in non-League football. He made his Football League debut for Peterborough United in 2013. He is a distant relative of Darius and Isaac Vassell.
Expandarrow_down
Born
1993-02-07
Birth Place
Milton Keynes, England
Height
1.83
Expandarrow_down
eastvillagetimes.com

San Diego Loyal sign Kyle Vassell

On January 17, the San Diego Loyal announced the signing of 28-year-old prolific Northern Irish striker Kyle Vassell from English League One side Cheltenham Town FC, pending league and federation approval. Vassell scored four goals in his last 22 appearances for his former club, with two coming in his 16...
SAN DIEGO, CA
Picture for San Diego Loyal sign Kyle Vassell
newschain

Kyle Vassell fires Cheltenham to overdue victory against Accrington

Kyle Vassell’s first league goal for Cheltenham helped them sink Accrington 1-0 and end a three-game losing run. The striker followed up in the 79th minute after Will Boyle’s deft attempt was palmed away by Toby Savin. Cheltenham had threatened to make the breakthrough on several occasions, with Savin repelling...
SOCCER
Picture for Kyle Vassell fires Cheltenham to overdue victory against Accrington
RELATED CHANNELS
NewsBreak
Sports
NewsBreak
Soccer
NewsBreak
Premier League
newschain

Kyle Vassell in line to start for Cheltenham

Kyle Vassell could be handed a full league debut for Cheltenham against Ipswich. The former Peterborough and Fleetwood forward came on as a substitute in Saturday’s 3-1 home defeat by Wycombe. Boss Michael Duff has no injury issues and a full squad to choose from. Veteran forward Andy Williams should...
SOCCER
newschain

Alfie May and Kyle Vassell send Cheltenham through

Second-half goals from Alfie May and Kyle Vassell saw Cheltenham ease into the second round of the Carabao Cup with a 2-0 win over Bristol Rovers at the Memorial Stadium. The visitors’ superiority was rewarded on 58 minutes when Callum Wright turned smartly in midfield and sent an inch-perfect ball over the top for May, who controlled and finished the chance with class, lashing past James Belshaw from 10 yards.
SOCCER