Club Career
He has previously played for the S.League club Young Lions.
A National Football Academy graduate, he is a player in the Singapore national football team, affectionately known as the Lions. He was amongst the top scorers in the 2006 season of the S.League and many of his goals have come from free kicks.
The 2006 S.League season was a breakthrough season for the youngster, scoring more than 20 goals in all competitions, including a 4-bagger in a Malaysia FA Cup match. He captained the Young Lions team in 2007 after then-captain Baihakki Khaizan left for Geylang United.
In the middle transfer window of the 2008 season, Khairul Amri moved to Tampines Rovers and capped off the season winning the S-League's Young Player of The Year. He sustained a metatarsal injury in the 88th minute of the third-place play-offs of the Singapore Cup 2008 against his former club, the Young Lions, which ruled him out for two months.
In 2010 he joined Persiba Balikpapan. He finished his first season with 9 goals in 23 matches. During his season with Persiba Balikpapan, Khairul Amri tore one of his leg muscles and was sidelined for 7–8 months.
In November 2011, Amri agreed to join the Singapore LIONSXII squad that participated in the 2012 Malaysia Super League.
However, in November 2012, Amri was signed to League Champions Tampines Rovers .
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