Career
Chan joined the Hong Kong Sports Institute when he was studying at primary 6. However, the Hong Kong Sports Institute was dissolved four years later. He decided to join Orient & Yee Hope Union.
Two years later, he joined Rangers.
At first, he only got chances at the reserves team In 2000, he was promoted to the first team
In 2001, Chan decided to play for South China Reserves, only as a part-time player. Two years later, Chan transferred to Third Division League club Tai Po.
He helped Tai Po to promote to Hong Kong First Division League.
However, even the team was competing at Hong Kong First Division League, he was still a part-time player. He said that it was very difficult to play as a part-time player. He said that family"s support was a great power to continue his football career.
Chan"s speed is very fast.
Therefore, he can play as a left midfielder or left wing as well. He also plays long balls very well.
