Tom Cleverley	Manchester United FC 13 appearances, 0 goals   P 13 W 6 D 4 L 3 F 30: A 14 *(actual F 26: A 9) 62% successful 2011-15 disciplined: none captain: none minutes played: 843
Timeline
	Thomas William Cleverley	(*Actual for and against are the goals scored while the player was on the field.)
Birth	12 August 1989 in Basingstoke, Hampshire [registered in Basingstoke, August 1989]. Attended Hanson School, Bradford
Partner	to Georgina Dorsett, two children, Nevaeh Rose (7 June 2013) and Alfie (3 May 2016).
Source	Barry J. Hugman's PFA Yearbook [2010] &
Playing Career
Club(s)	Although born in Basingstoke, Cleverley grew up in Bradford, and was soon a part of the youth set-up at Bradford City AFC.  Within a year, however, he was signed as a twelve-year-old, to the Manchester United FC Academy, to become an integral part of the youth teams. Cleverley was sent out on various loans. To Leicester City FC from 16 January 2009. Then Watford FC from 18 August 2009. Cleverley then went to Wigan Athletic FC on 31 August 2010 for the season. He returned to United in 2011 to break into the first team. Then, on 2 September 2014, Transfer Deadline day, it was a tug-of-war for Cleverley, with both Everton FC and Aston Villa FC vying for his signature. With contract discussions going well into the night, Cleverley finally signed on a season-long loan deal with Aston Villa FC. When his loan-period ended, so did his contract with United, so on 5 June 2015, free agent Cleverley was signed by Everton FC, effective 1 July. On 12 January 2017, he rejoined Watford FC on loan until, on 31 March, the deal became permanent for £8 million, effective from 1 July. It was on 1 July 2023 that Cleverley announced his retirement from playing because of injury.
League History 265+64 appearances, 33 goals two red cards	Leicester City FC 2009 loan ten+five appearances, two goals debut (league one): (sub) 19 January 2009 Yeovil Town FC 0 Leicester City FC 2. Watford FC 2009-10 loan 33 appearances, eleven goals debut (championship): 18 August 2009 Nottingham Forest FC 2 Watford FC 4. Wigan Athletic AFC 2010-11 loan nineteen+six appearances, four goals debut: (sub) 11 September 2010 Wigan Athletic AFC 1 Sunderland AFC 1. Manchester United FC 2011-14 54 appearances, three goals debut: 14 August 2011 West Bromwich Albion FC 1 Manchester United FC 2. Aston Villa FC 2014-15 loan 31 appearances, three goals debut: 13 September 2014 Liverpool FC 0 Aston Villa FC 1. Everton FC 2015-16 21+eleven appearances, two goals debut: 8 August 2015 Everton FC 2 Watford FC 2. Watford FC 2017 loan sixteen+one appearances 2017-23 permanent 93+28 appearances, eight goals debut: (sub) 14 January 2017 Watford FC 0 Middlesbrough FC 0. last (championship): 14 February 2023 Burnley FC 1 Watford FC 1
Club honours	Premier League Champions 2007-08 (no apps), 2012-13 (22), runners-up 2011-12 (10); Football League One winners 2008-09 (15); Championship runners-up 2020-21 (34, 4gls); FA Community Shield winners 2011, 2013; FA Cup runners-up 2014-15 (6), 2018-19 (4);
Individual honours	Watford FC Player of the Year 2009-10;
Distinctions	None
Height/Weight	5' 9", 10st 8lbs [2010].
Source	Barry J. Hugman's PFA Yearbook [2010] & ENFA.
Management Career
Club(s) League Honours P 24 - W 10 - D 6 - L 8.	Following his retirement in the 2023 summer, Cleverley was appointed as the Watford FC under-18 coach, then as interim manager of the first team on 10 March 2024 following the sacking of Valerien Ismael. He was given the job on a permanent basis on 24 April.
England Career
Player number	One of two who became the 1183rd player (1184) to appear for England
Position(s)	Midfielder
First match	No. 910, 15 August 2012, Italy 2 England 1, a friendly match at Stade de Suisse, Wankdorf, Bern, Switzerland, aged 23 years 3 days.
Last match	No. 926, 19 November 2013, England 0 Germany 1, a friendly match at The National Stadium, Wembley, London, substituted (63:40), aged 24 years 99 days.
Major tournaments	World Cup Finals 2014 (standby); Olympic Games London 2012
Team honours	None
Individual honours	England U21 (sixteen appearances, 2009-11), England U20 (one appearance, two goals, 2009) Great Britain Olympic Team (five appearances, 2012)
Distinctions	The 25th Hampshirian to represent England. Also the 100th player to represent England since the 1974 Local Government Act changed the county boundaries.

The Numbers
Squads	Apps	comp. apps	Starts	sub	unused	minutes		goals ave.min	comp. goals	Capt.	Disc.
17	13	7	11	▲2 ▼6	4	843	0	0 min	0	none	none
minutes are an approximation, due to the fact that many matches rarely stick to exactly ninety minutes long, allowing time for injuries and errors.

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Tournament Record

Match History
 

Club: Manchester United F.C. - thirteen full appearances (843 min)

manager: Fabio Capello - no full appearancesx

Age 21
898	10 August 2011 - England vs. Netherlands, The National Stadium, Wembley - match postponed	Fr	Hpp	replacement  squad member

Age 22
898	2 September 2011 - Bulgaria 0 England 3, Natsionalen Stadion Vasil Levski, Sofija	ECP	AW	squad member
899	6 September 2011 - England 1 Wales 0, The National Stadium, Wembley		HW

caretaker manager: Stuart Pearce - no full appearancesx

903	29 February 2012 - England 2 Netherlands 3, The National Stadium, Wembley	Fr	HL	withdrawn squad member

manager: Roy Hodgson - thirteen full appearances (843 min)x

Age 23
1	910	15 August 2012 - Italy 1 England 2, Stade de Suisse, Bern	Fr	NW	Start	10
2	911	7 September 2012 - Moldova 0 England 5, Zimbru Stadium, Chişinău	WCP	AW	Start	10
3	912	11 September 2012 - England 1 Ukraine 1, The National Stadium, Wembley		HD	Start	10
4	913	12 October 2012 - England 5 San Marino 0, The National Stadium, Wembley	WCP	HW	Start	8
5	914	17 October 2012 - Poland 1 England 1, Stadion Narodowy, Warszawa		AD	Start	11
6	915	14 November 2012 - Sweden 4 England 2, Nationalarenan Friends Arena, Solna (⮀1-2)	Fr	AL	Start ▼62	10
7	916	6 February 2013 - England 2 Brazil 1, The National Stadium, Wembley (⮀1-0)	Fr	HW	Start ▼ht	11
8	917	22 March 2013 - San Marino 0 England 8, Stadio Olimpico, Serravalle (⮀0-6)	WCP	AW	Start ▼56	10
9	918	26 March 2013 - Montenegro 1 England 1, Stadion Pod Goricom, Podgorica (⮀1-1)		AD	Start ▼77	10
919		29 May 2013 - England 1 Republic of Ireland 1, The National Stadium, Wembley	tour	HD	withdrawn  squad member
920		2 June 2013 - Brazil 2 England 2, Estádio Jornalista Mário Filho, Rio de Janeiro		AD

Age 24
10	921	15 August 2013 - England 3 Scotland 2, The National Stadium, Wembley (⮀2-2)	Fr	HW	Start ▼67	11
922		6 September 2013 - England 4 Moldova 0, The National Stadium, Wembley	WCP	HW	unused sub	16
11	923	10 September 2013 - Ukraine 0 England 0, Natsional'nyî Sportyvnyî Kompleks, Kyiv (⮀0-0)		AD	▲sub 87	17
924		11 October 2013 - England 4 Montenegro 1, The National Stadium, Wembley	WCP	HW	withdrawn  squad member
925		15 October 2013 - England 2 Poland 0, The National Stadium, Wembley		HW
12	926	15 November 2013 - England 0 Chile 2, The National Stadium, Wembley (⮀0-1)	Fr	HL	▲sub 71	18
13	927	19 November 2013 - England 0 Germany 1, The National Stadium, Wembley (⮀ 0-1)		HL	Start ▼64	8
928		5 March 2014 - England 1 Denmark 0, The National Stadium, Wembley	Fr	HW	unused sub	20
Roy Hodgson had named a 23-man England squad on 12 May 2014, with a seven-man standby list that included Cleverley. The Final Squad was announced without changes on 2 June. Cleverley remained on the standby-list.
929		30 May 2014 - England 3 Peru 0, The National Stadium, Wembley	Fr	HW	standby squad member

Age 25
943	7 June 2015 - Republic of Ireland 0 England 0, The Aviva Stadium, Dublin	Fr	AD	unused sub	19
944	14 June 2015 - Slovenia 2 England 3, Stadion Stožice, Ljubljana	ECP	AW		19

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