Joe Hart's career began at his hometown team, Shrewsbury, where he made the transition from boyhood player to professional. 2003, at the age of 15, Hart played with the team, and although he didn't get on the field, he showed signs of his potential. 2004, on his 17th birthday, he made his first team debut, and was the pride of his hometown team.
In 2006, Hart played with the England U-19 team in the UEFA European U-19 Football Championships, and in May of the same year, Manchester City saw his potential, and a four-year deal with a transfer fee of £600,000 heralded a new start in his career. However, in January 2007, he went on a short loan to Tranmere, and in April of the same year, was loaned out by Manchester City due to an injury to the Blackpool goalkeeper.
At Manchester City, Hart experienced ups and downs, going from bench to starter to Golden Glove winner. However, the arrival of Pep Guardiola saw Hart sent on loan to Torino and, despite poor performances, his two years at Burnley began a new chapter with a £3.5million permanent transfer.
In 2020, Hart joined Tottenham Hotspur on a free transfer, marking a new chapter in his career, and in 2021, he moved to Celtic on a three-year contract, before announcing his retirement at the end of the season in February 2024, bringing a storied career to a close.
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