He was sold to Madrid for £68M and was on €250,000 (£214,223.75) a week.ĭuring his time at the Santiago Bernabéu, Gavin Harris was incredible, he helped Real Madrid win the Champions League in 2006, helping them win the 05/06 Champions League and scored 21 goals in 31 apperances. Gavin Harris performed really well for Newcastle, scoring 14 goals in 28 appearances. In 13th July 2004, Gavin Harris joined Newcastle United for £42M and on £150,000 a week. So Mourinho wanted to sell him, the owner agreed. When Mourinho joined, he did not want Gavin Harris playing for Chelsea.

He scored 206 goals in 316 games, Frank Lampard beating him to 1st place with 211 goals in 648 apperances. However winning 2 trophies with the Blues, his goal scoring talent made him the 2nd highest goal scorer in Chelsea's history. Clubs thought that Harris was the big deal.

In the 1999/00 season, Gavin Harris' talent was attractive to big clubs due to him winning the FA Cup and the FA Community Shield. Gavin Harris joined Chelsea in 1998, since then until 2004, he performed very well with the Blues. In 1996 at the age of 19, Gavin Harris joined Leicester City and performed well for them in 2 seasons (96/97, 97/98), getting both 9th and 10th place with them, scoring a combined amount of 37 goals in 66 apperances. Harris was performing astonishingly for Middlesborough at the age of 18, however he was sold because Middlesborough wanted to make money out of him and Leicester City bought him.

He performed well for Middlesborough in the 95/96 season, scoring 19 goals in 33 appearances. Gavin Harris joined his boyhood club Middlesborough and performed incredible for them, getting them to the Premier League and becoming the Football League's top goal scorer (What the EFL Championship was known as at the time), scoring 29 goals in 48 apperances. Gavin Harris is the most impressive player I've ever seen and he's got good dedication, he is a bit cheeky but it's not that big of a deal, as long as he does not let that get in the way of a bright future this star has.' After graduating school in 1993 and the Middlesborough youth academy, Gavin Harris decided to play professional for Fulham.

In 1993, Jack Harrison, Middlesborough's youth coach stated 'Out of my 22 years of being a Fulham youth coach. In 1988 when Gavin Harris was 11 years old, he played for Middlesborough's youth squad and impressed his coaches with his good goal scoring, his vision of where to score and he was good at penalties.

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