Louis Max Clark

Clark moved to the US to play college soccer for NCAA II school Ashland University, but he was banned to play in his freshman year due to NCAA amateurism rules. In his sophomore year, he played with the Eagles, scoring 15 goals for the whole tournament, which earned him an offer to play as a student-athlete for division I school Syracuse University, where he spent and played his two remaining years in college. He scored 25 goals in 53 appearances. He was named one of the best midfielders in the NCAA 2013 class.

Myrtleford FC and Cobram Victory FC

After being undrafted in the 2013 MLS SuperDraft, he went to Australia to continue his football career. He signed for Myrtleford FC in 2013, but eventually signed for Cobram Victory FC later that year. He signed for Cobram Victory FC as a player-manager in 2014.

Kaya Futbol Club

In 2014, he signed for one of the oldest clubs in Philippines, Kaya F.C., reuniting him with his former Lewes FC teammate, Chris Greatwich. On his first cup tournament, the 2014 FA League Cup, he won his first individual award, the Golden Boot, for scoring 10 goals in the tournament. Following the league tournament, he first shown his impact to the United Football League by scoring 2 goals against one of Kaya FC's rival clubs, Global FC. However, the winger missed some games in the latter part of the UFL league due to injuries. Despite his day-to-day status entering the 2015 UFL Cup tournament, he recovered completely right before the semifinals. He put the fifth goal for the penalty shootout in the semifinals match against Stallion FC, which booked Kaya FC's place in the UFL Cup final against Ceres-La Salle FC. During his first year at the club, Clark helped Kaya FC win its first piece of silverware since 2009 and earned them a spot in the 2016 AFC Cup. It was also Louis Clark's first trophy at the professional level. Clark was named one of the eligible foreign players that Kaya FC will be using for its first major international club tournament.…