Erpan Ezimjan
Uyghur association football player
Erpan Ezimjan (simplified Chinese: 叶尔凡·叶孜木江; traditional Chinese: 葉爾凡·葉孜木江; pinyin: Yèěrfán Yèzīmùjiāng; Uyghur: ئىرپان ھېزىمجاننى; born 14 January 1999), also known as Ërpan Hëzimjan, Ye Erfan and Erfan Hezim is a Chinese footballer who plays as a forward.
Club career
Born in Emin County in the Tacheng Prefecture of Xinjiang, China, Ezimjan took an interest in football at a young age. He began playing at the age of five, and continued playing in primary and middle school, before enrolling at the Xinjiang Vocational Sports Technical College. In 2013 he played at the Bayern Munich Youth Cup, before being invited to trial with the German club. He joined Jiangsu Suning in 2017, and at the end of the year he was linked with a move to Italian club Inter Milan, as part of a deal the two clubs were arranging for Brazilian Alex Teixeira to make the same move from Jiangsu to Milan.
After the deal with Inter Milan fell through, Ezimjan continued to progress through the academy, and in 2019 he was loaned to China League One club Shaanxi Chang'an Athletic. After twenty-five appearances for Shaanxi Chang'an Athletic, Ezimjan returned to Jiangsu's academy, and in 2020 he was announced as a new loan signing for Taizhou Yuanda – though this move eventually fell through.
In 2021 he went on trial with Qingdao, but was reportedly close to signing with Chongqing Liangjiang Athletic instead. However, in April 2021 it was announced that he had joined Qingdao. After Qingdao were disbanded at the end of the 2021 season, he joined China League One club Jiangxi Lushan.
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