Dion Dublin

• Full name: Dion Dublin
• Date of birth: 22 April 1969
• Place of birth: Leicester, England
• Position: Forward / Centre-forward (also played as a target man and, later in career, in other attacking roles)
• Nationality: English

Career highlights and Coventry City details

• Dion Dublin began his professional career with Cambridge United after coming through non-league football. He later moved to Manchester United briefly before establishing himself at Norwich City.
• Dublin joined Coventry City in 1998. He played for Coventry City from 1998 to 2000 in the Premier League.
• At Coventry he was known for his physical presence, aerial ability and finishing. He scored important goals for the club during their Premier League campaigns.
• After Coventry, he transferred to Aston Villa in 2000, where he continued to be a prominent Premier League striker and later played for Millwall and returned to Cambridge United before retiring.
• He earned one full England cap in 1998 and was part of the England setup during that period.

Notable achievements

• Premier League veteran with many seasons at top-flight clubs (Norwich City, Coventry City, Aston Villa).
• Known for longevity in professional football and a successful transition from non-league to top-level English football.
• Represented England at senior level (1 cap).

Post-playing career

• After retiring, Dublin has worked as a football pundit and media personality and has also been involved in property development and business ventures.

Quick career timeline (selected clubs)

• Cambridge United (early professional breakthrough)
• Manchester United (brief spell)
• Norwich City
• Coventry City (1998–2000)
• Aston Villa (2000–2008)
• Millwall
• Cambridge United (return before retirement)

Note: If you want specific statistics (appearances, goals) for his Coventry City spell or career totals by season, I can provide those numbers.