The
vastly experienced 38-year-old began his career at Crewe where he made his
debut in August 2000 and went on to make 185 appearances for the Railwaymen.
In
2007 he made the move to Real Sociedad for £300,000 to join up with fellow Welshman
Chris Coleman who was manager there at the time.
He
only made 9 appearances for the Spanish side before coming back to England to
join Blackpool where he played 109 times - he also captained the Seasiders
whilst they were in the Premier League.
Vaughan
left the North West club and joined Sunderland where he made 49 appearances for
the Wearside club, scoring 3 goals, including the Black Cats third goal in
their 3-0 victory in the 2013 Tyne-Wear derby.
In
October 2013 he joined Nottingham Forest on loan. However, a succession of
injuries hindered his first season. He did though make his move permanent in
the summer of 2013 where he signed a two-year deal at the City Ground.
After
amassing 93 appearances for Forest, in 2018 he made the jump over the River
Trent to join Notts County where he played 22 times for the Magpies.
After
being released at the end of the 2018/19 season he had a bit of time away from
the game before going back to Crewe as a coach.
Vaughan
represented Wales 42 times, scoring the one goal which was away at
Liechtenstein in a 2010 World Cup qualifying game.
He
was also part of their successful Euro 2016 side that made it all the way to
the semi-finals. |