Tom Cleverley

English footballer and Premier League player

Tom Cleverley - English footballer and Premier League player
Born

August 12th, 1989
35 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

United Kingdom

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Born in 1989, this footballer began his career at Manchester United, making his first team debut in 2011. He had a loan spell at Wigan Athletic, where he contributed to the club's FA Cup victory in 2013. Following his time at Manchester United, he played for clubs including Aston Villa and Watford in the Premier League and Championship. Known for his versatility in midfield, he also represented the England national team, earning caps at various youth levels and making his senior debut in 2012.

Part of Wigan Athletic's FA Cup-winning team in 2013

Debuted for the England national team in 2012

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