Ryan Fraser has developed into a solid Bournemouth player under the tutelage of Eddie Howe . Howe has not only kept an eye on his playing field appearances, but has also transformed his lifestyle. He convinced Fraser to give up pizza and ice cream and adopt a much healthier eating plan. He has also ensured Ryan Fraser has the strength to withstand a sturdy tackle and harsh treatment that defenders often face in the English Premier League.

Born name

Ryan Fraser

nickname

Little man, Ryzi

Sun sign

fishes

Place of birth

Aberdeen, Scotland

Residence

He spends his time in Bournemouth (England) and Aberdeen (Scotland).

nationality

training

Ryan Fraser went to Kincorth Academy , a secondary school in Aberdeen. He left school aged 16 after signing a contract with Aberdeen FC .

occupation

Professional soccer player

family

• Father – Graeme Fraser (He worked offshore.)
• Mother – Debbie Fraser (She was a 100m sprinter for Scotland.)
• Siblings – Ryan Fraser is the only child.

Manager

Ryan Fraser is represented by Jon McLeish, son of Scottish football manager Alex McLeish.

Position

Winger, attacking midfielder

Shirt Number

30 – FC Aberdeen

20 – Aberdeen FC, Scotland National Team, Bournemouth AFC

24 – AFC Bournemouth

14 – City of Ipswich

To build

Athletic

Height

5 feet 4 inches or 162.5 cm

weight

67 kg or 147.5 lbs

girlfriend/spouse

Ryan Fraser prefers to keep the spotlight firmly on his game and therefore avoids discussing his personal life on public platforms, making it difficult for us to speculate about his relationship status.

race/ethnicity

White

hair colour

Blond

eye color

Blau

sexual orientation

Just

distinguishing features

• short height
• Stocky physique

brand promotion

Ryan Fraser hasn’t endorsed any brands yet.

Known for

To be one of the most exciting attacking Scottish players. He has steadily improved under the tutelage of Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe to become a consistent performer in England’s top flight.

First football game

In October 2010, Ryan Fraser made his professional debut with Aberdeen FC in a match against Hearts of Midlothian . At the time of his debut, he was only 16 years old.

In February 2013 he made his competitive debut for AFC Bournemouth in a League One match against Sheffield United . He was sent off in the 2nd half as his side unsuccessfully tried to overcome a 1-0 deficit.

In June 2017, Fraser made his first international appearance for the Scotland national team in a 2-2 draw with England.

Strengthen

• speed
• acceleration
• pass
• Dribbling
• Front check

weaknesses

• Strength
• Defensive work rate
• Sometimes inconsistencies creep into his game

First TV show

In 2015, Ryan made his first TV show appearance on the sports show, Football on 5: The Championship .

Ryan Fraser The fact

1. He lived in Oman for a short time because of his father’s job. However, when his father noticed that Ryan was good at football, he decided to quit his job and return to Aberdeen.
2. In Aberdeen he made a good impression in the first half of the 2012/13 season. He was even recognized as Young Player of the Month in September and October 2012.
3. In December 2012, Ryan decided to turn down a contract extension from the Scottish club.
4. In January 2013 AFC Bournemouth paid Aberdeen a transfer fee of £400,000 to back Fraser. He signed a 3-year contract with the new club.
5. His decision to turn down Aberdeen ‘s extension and agree to a move to Bournemouth did not sit well with supporters of the Scottish club. His parents had to mock their son’s decision to move to a substandard club. Bournemouth played in the 3rd tier of English football Aberdeen competed in the Scottish Premiership.
6. After Bournemouth secured promotion to the English Premier League, they decided to send Fraser to Ipswich City on a season-long loan. While playing for his new club in the league, he scored 4 goals in 17 games.
7. In December 2016, Ryan scored his first Premier League goal for Bournemouth in a 4–3 win over Liverpool . He came on as a substitute at half-time, with his team following 2-0. He won the penalty for the 1st goal, scored the 2nd and also assisted on the 3rd goal.
8. At the end of the 2014/15 season he won the Football League Championship with Bournemouth.
9. Follow Ryan Fraser on Twitter and Instagram.