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Timothy Matthew Howard was born on March 6, 1979, in North Brunswick, New Jersey. His early life was shaped by his mother after his parents’ divorce when he was three. He was diagnosed with Tourette syndrome and OCD in the sixth grade. Howard’s soccer talent was recognized early by coaches Tim Mulqueen and Peter Mellor, who provided him with free coaching and guided him into the Olympic Development Program. He excelled in both soccer and basketball during high school, playing as a midfielder in soccer for Central Jersey Cosmos and leading his basketball team to state finals.
Howard’s professional career began in 1997 with the North Jersey Imperials, followed by a move to the MetroStars. In 2001, he received the MLS Goalkeeper of the Year award and the MLS Humanitarian of the Year Award for his advocacy work regarding Tourette syndrome. His performances led to a significant transfer to Manchester United in 2003, where he became the first-choice goalkeeper and won the FA Cup in 2004, becoming the first American to do so. He was also named in the PFA Team of the Year for the 2003–04 season.
After joining Everton in 2006, initially on loan and then permanently, Howard spent a decade with the club, making 329 appearances and even scoring a goal in 2012. He returned to Major League Soccer in 2016, playing for the Colorado Rapids until his retirement in 2019. Internationally, Howard is the most capped goalkeeper for the United States men’s national team, with 121 appearances. He played in the 2010 and 2014 FIFA World Cups, famously setting a World Cup record for saves in a single match against Belgium in 2014. Post-retirement, Howard became the sporting director and part-owner of Memphis 901 FC and an international ambassador for Everton.
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