Cheuk Pan Ngan

Cheuk Pan Ngan joined the Kitchee youth academy in 2008 and spent seven years working through the ranks before his promotion to the first team in 2015, making his Hong Kong Premier League debut for the club on 9 January 2016. His development took an unusual detour in his early twenties, when he crossed the Pacific to play college football in the United States, turning out for MNU Pioneers and then SBU Bonnies between 2018 and 2021, before returning to Hong Kong football.

Back in Hong Kong, Ngan moved between Kitchee and spells away, including loans and transfers to Wong Tai Sin and Sham Shui Po, before rejoining Kitchee. That second and third spell at the club proved the most successful of his career: he won three Hong Kong Premier League titles, two Hong Kong FA Cups, three Hong Kong Senior Challenge Shields, a Hong Kong League Cup and an HKPLC Cup, eleven major trophies in all. He left the club as a free agent in August 2025 and signed for Tai Po the same month, before his transfer to Qingdao Jonoon in February 2026.

Ngan has also established himself internationally, earning 25 caps for the Hong Kong national team, though he has yet to score for his country. He has also featured in more defensive roles over the course of his career, reflecting the versatility that has taken him through such varied footballing environments, from Hong Kong's academies to American college football and back.