Formerly known as (Quinton Fortune), he is a midfielder and now plays for doncaster Football Club.

Quinton Fortune's first season at Manchester United was highly praised, and he fully demonstrated his rich offensive skills. He scored four goals in six starting games and two goals in the World Club Cup against South Melbourne Football Club.

In international competitions, he helped South Africa reach the semi-finals of the African Nations Cup, but lost to Nigeria in the final. After scoring two goals in the 6-0 victory over Bradford Football Club, Fortune was selected for the South African Olympic team, which made him feel that his chances were slim. Unexpectedly, Manchester United signed a new three-year contract with him until the end of the 2002/03 season. Fortune has been playing a substitute role in the last two seasons. Unless the main player is injured, Ferguson will only give him a starting chance. He started playing left-back in 2003 and has a good performance. In the summer of 2006, he switched to Bolton without being renewed by Manchester United.

Continued injuries have reduced his chances of playing at Bolton. After the end of the 2006/07 season, the club announced that it would not renew its contract with Fortune, and Fortune left the club as a free agent. After touring Europe, he returned to England in 2009 and joined the champion club doncaster on a short-term contract. However, due to injury and suspension, he only played six games and scored 1, which was abandoned after the contract expired.