Blondy Nna Noukeu

Born: September 17, 2001

Height: 6' 0" (184cm)

Hometown: Belgium
Nationality: Cameroon flag Cameroonian

Position: Goalkeeper
Blondy Nna Noukeu
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Career History
Senior2019-2024Stoke City
→ 2021-2022Crawley Town (loan)
→ 2022-2023Southend United (loan)
2024-Sunderland
Sports Mole has 7 articles about Blondy Nna Noukeu. Articles 1 to 7:
General view of Sunderland's Stadium of Light from January 2017
Sunderland transfer news: Every confirmed signing and exit for summer 2024
Keep track of every Sunderland signing and sale during the 2024 summer transfer window with Sports Mole's comprehensive guide.
Jun 22, 01:40
 Stoke City manager Steven Schumacher after the match on January 1, 2024
Stoke transfer news: Every confirmed signing and exit for summer 2024
Keep track of every Stoke City signing and sale during the 2024 summer transfer window with Sports Mole's comprehensive guide.
Jun 22, 01:35
 Wrexham's Thomas O'Connor celebrates scoring their third goal with Sam Dalby and Elliot Lee on January 7, 2023
Preview:Wrexham vs. Southend United - prediction, team news, lineups
Sports Mole previews Saturday's National League clash between Wrexham and Southend United, including predictions, team news and possible lineups.
Mar 9, 13:58
 General view of Stoke City's bet365 Stadium taken March 2018
Stoke City: Transfer ins and outs - January 2023
Keep track of all of Stoke City's confirmed January transfers with Sports Mole's comprehensive guide.
Jan 1, 04:05
 General view of Stoke City's bet365 Stadium taken March 2018
Stoke City: Transfer ins and outs - Summer 2022
Keep track of all of Stoke City's confirmed Summer transfers with Sports Mole's comprehensive guide.
Jun 1, 03:35
 General view of Stoke City's bet365 Stadium taken March 2018
Stoke City: Transfer ins and outs - Summer 2021
Keep track of all of Stoke City's confirmed summer transfers with Sports Mole's comprehensive guide.
Jun 3, 05:45
 Stoke City manager Michael O'Neill pictured in October 2020
Stoke without four goalkeepers for Tottenham quarter-final
Michael O'Neill must choose between an inexperienced teenager and a veteran who has not played a league game in almost two years.
Dec 22, 16:48