Former Birmingham City striker uploads resume in search of new team

Jack Storer played in the Championship for Blues under Gary Rowett after joining the team in 2016, but since then, he has had a remarkable career adventure.

Before the summer and the 2024–25 preseason, former Birmingham City striker Jack Storer has turned to social media in an attempt to find a new team. Brummie striker Storer made his Second City comeback in 2016 after making his breakthrough at Stevenage, paying a five-figure price while Gary Rowett was relishing his first season in charge.

Storer, then a teenager, had a successful pre-season, scoring four goals in first-team friendlies before agreeing to a two-year contract. In the EFL Cup match against Oxford United, he was selected to start alongside players like Josh Dacres-Cogley and Viv Solomon-Otabor, making his league debut in a draw with Cardiff City.

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Having come off the bench in a loss to Wolves, Storer would, months later, leave St Andrew’s for a number of loan stints; he played for Solihull Moors, Yeovil Town, and Gloucester City before earning a permanent transfer to Partick Thistle in Scotland’s second division in 2018.

He was subsequently given the opportunity to take a chance and relocate to Gibraltar, where he led the line for FC Bruno’s Magpies and played in the Europa Conference League. He had a fairly successful stint there. After playing for non-league Stratford Town in between that time on the continent, Storer—who is still only 26 years old—is currently searching for his next challenge. enumerates his previous teams, his

goal totals as well as his qualities and strengths. “A player with an unparalleled blend of technical skill, vision, and intelligence on the field,” according to his client profile.

“Has a unique gift: the capacity to use both feet equally well, confusing opponents with his erratic style of play. Because of his ambidexterity, he can move through defenses with ease and open up scoring opportunities for himself and his teammates.”