Alan Curtis

Alan Curtis has transitioned from a prolific footballer to a respected coach and club president, known for his deep ties and extensive service to Swansea City Football Club. After becoming the Fourth Division’s top scorer in the 1977-1978 season with 34 goals in 46 games, Alan Curtis went on to establish a multi-decade career as both a prolific player and respected coach, deeply tied to Swansea City Football Club. Curtis began his professional playing journey at Swansea City in 1972, making his league debut in August of that year. Initially a winger, he transitioned to an out-and-out striker under manager Harry Griffiths in 1974, a move that significantly boosted his goal-scoring record.

Alan Curtis currently serves as the Honorary Club President of Swansea City, continuing his lifelong association and influence within the club.