Icelandic team officially announced: Kalk serves as player and assistant coach

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Icelandic club Starnan officially announced that 33-year-old former Premier League central defender Steven Caulke has officially joined the team. This time, Starnan signed Kaulke in a sign-free form, and he will play the dual role of player and assistant coach in the team.

Calke has a rich career experience in football. His career started in the Tottenham youth training camp. During his time at Tottenham, he made his mark and played 29 games for the first team. Since then, he has traveled to many clubs and has played for Cardiff City, Queen's Park Rangers, Southampton and other teams. It is worth mentioning that he also loaned to Liverpool and played under Klopp. Although he has limited opportunities to play, he has also accumulated valuable experience.

In the Premier League, Kaulke played in 123 games, scored 8 goals and assisted 2 times, showing a certain offensive ability. In addition to club events, Kaulke has also played for the England national team once and scored a goal in a friendly match against Sweden in 2012.

Joining Starnan this time, Kaulke will embark on a new career journey. Starnan currently performs well in the Iceland Premier League and is currently ranked fourth. The arrival of Caulke is expected to contribute to the team's efforts in leagues and various events with his experience. At the same time, as an assistant coach, he can also pass on his experience to young players to help the team's talent training and long-term development.