Career
Europe Crayton started his career playing for Saint Joseph Warriors in Liberia before moving to his first Swiss club, Lucerne, in 1997. He left the club in 1998 to spend two seasons at Grasshoppers Zürich until 2000 before going on to spend one half-season apiece at Football Club Schaffhausen and Football Club Wangen bei Olten in 2000 and 2001. He then moved to YF Juventus and spent the 2001-2002 season with the club before going on to spend the 2002-2003 season at Zug.
However, he spent his first season with on the bench as a backup for their first-choice keeper at the time, Pascal Zuberbühler, who played in all of the club"s competitive matches that season.
He also played one match in the group stage in November 2006 due to a red-card suspension of the first-choice keeper Franco Costanzo. North America On 7 August 2008, announced they were allowing Crayton to move to Major League Soccer, and on 15 August 2008 Crayton had signed with District of Columbia United.
He made his first start against Chicago Fire on 16 August 2008, and secured his first Master of Library Science shutout in the process. During the 2009 season, Crayton has been caught in a three-way competition with Josh Wicks and Milos Kocic for the starting goalkeeper position for United.
lieutenant appeared that Crayton would get the starting spot in goal for the 2009 season however a hip injury along with Crayton"s high salary proved to much for District of Columbia which resulted in Crayton"s contract to be terminated.
In the winter/spring of 2010 Crayton tried out with the Kansas City Wizards of Major League Soccer but was eventually released. On 16 March 2010 the new expansion NASL team, National Security Council Minnesota Stars announced that they had signed Crayton to a 1-year deal. Crayton made his debut for the team in its opening game of the 2010 season against the Vancouver Whitecaps, but suffered a serious season-ending knee injury just minutes into the game.
International Crayton made his international debut for Liberia in a 2000 African Cup of Nations qualifying match against Tunisia.
Crayton went on to represent his country 36 times, often serving as captain, before announcing his retirement from international play in May 2008. In addition to his national team appearances, Crayton has also played in two Fédération internationale de football association World All-Star games, in South Africa in 1999, and in Hong Kong in 2008.
Having spent so much time playing for various clubs in Switzerland between 1997 and 2008, Crayton now also holds Swiss citizenship.