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Danish footballer (born 1986)
Kasper Peter Schmeichel (born 5 November 1986) is a
Danish-English professional footballer who plays as a goalkeeper💵 for Belgian Pro League
club Anderlecht and the Denmark national team.
Schmeichel began his career with
Manchester City, but had loan💵 spells with Darlington, Bury and Falkirk before he made
his first-team debut. Although Schmeichel appeared to have made the City💵 number 1 shirt
his own at the start of the 2007–08 season, the emergence of Joe Hart resulted in
Schmeichel💵 being loaned to Cardiff City. The signing of Republic of Ireland
international Shay Given in 2009 meant that Schmeichel fell💵 even further down the
pecking order at City, and he was allowed to link up with former manager Sven-Göran
Eriksson💵 at Notts County. He spent only one season with the Magpies as, while it was a
very successful one for💵 the club and the player himself, changes to the club's
financial position made his departure necessary and his contract was💵 terminated by
mutual consent.
Schmeichel joined Leeds United in 2010, but again, his tenure at the
club would only last one💵 season before he was the subject of a transfer to Leicester
City, where he would again work under Eriksson. Schmeichel💵 went on to make 479
competitive appearances for Leicester over 11 years, during the most successful era in
the club's💵 history, winning the Championship in the 2013–14 season, the Premier League
in 2024–16, FA Cup in 2024–21 and the FA💵 Community Shield in 2024.
Schmeichel played
seventeen games for Denmark under-21s. He was called up to the Denmark national team
for💵 the first time in 2011, and was part of their squad at UEFA Euro 2012, but did not
make his💵 senior debut until 2013. He represented his country at the 2024 FIFA World
Cup, UEFA Euro 2024 and 2024 FIFA💵 World Cup.
Early life [ edit ]
Formative years and
education [ edit ]
Kasper Schmeichel was born on 5 November 1986 in💵 Copenhagen,
Denmark.[6] He is the son of Bente and former Denmark international goalkeeper Peter
Schmeichel, and is of Polish descent💵 through his paternal grandfather.[7]
Schmeichel
grew up in Denmark during his early years but spent most of his childhood living in
💵 England due to his father's playing career. Kasper is a native speaker of both Danish
and English, the latter of💵 which he speaks with a Northern-English accent. He attended
Hulme Hall Grammar School in Cheadle Hulme, Stockport, Greater Manchester, and💵 he also
attended Saint Julian's School in Portugal while his father played for Sporting CP in
Lisbon. When Alex Bruce,💵 son of Kasper's father's former Manchester United teammate
Steve Bruce, joined Kasper at Leeds United, the move saw the two💵 players re-unite after
both had previously played football together on the streets as children after
school.[8]
Youth-team career [ edit ]
Schmeichel💵 started playing organised football in
Portugal in 2000, while his father was part of Sporting CP. He played one season💵 in the
Estoril youth academy, in which he managed to win a championship.[9] Commenting on his
early footballing years, Schmeichel💵 remarked: "Before [Estoril], it wasn't that
serious. I have to admit that when I was very small, football did not💵 interest me that
much. It was mostly in short periods that it was fun, and then I had enough. So💵 it only
started to take shape when I was 12-13 years old".[9]
In 2001, Schmeichel moved to
Denmark where he attended💵 Oure Efterskole, an efterskole or voluntary independent
residential school for young people finishing their primary education.[5] Schmeichel
said in an💵 interview with Euroman in 2014: "At Oure, I was part of an environment and
met a coach who made me💵 want to develop even more as a goalkeeper".[10] Schmeichel, at
the time, was described as hard-working and dedicated by coach💵 Bo Pedersen.[11] While
enrolled at Oure, Schmeichel trialled with Brøndby IF,[12] but would instead move to
Manchester City after another💵 successful trial.[12]
Club career [ edit ]
Manchester
City [ edit ]
Two 
of Schmeichel during his loan at Bury : (left):💵 Schmeichel (in
turquoise, standing in goal) during a local derby at Gigg Lane against Rochdale in
March 2006; (right): Schmeichel💵 making a save during a training session in September
2006
Schmeichel joined Manchester City in September 2002 on a long-term contract,💵 which
covered schoolboy, scholar and professional terms.[13] He joined League Two side
Darlington on a loan deal in January 2006,[14]💵 where he made his professional
first-team debut against Peterborough United at the Darlington Arena on 14 January
2006. Darlington won💵 the game 2–1, with Schmeichel conceding a goal to Peterborough
striker James Quinn.[15] He gained his first clean sheet three💵 days later against
Grimsby Town. He made two further appearances before returning to Manchester City.
One
month after returning to Manchester💵 City he was loaned out again, this time to Bury in
February,[16] where he made 15 appearances in a three-month💵 loan spell. He returned to
Bury for a further three months the following season.[17]
Schmeichel joined Scottish
Premier League side Falkirk💵 on loan from January 2007 until the end of the 2006–07
season.[18] He was named man of the match against💵 Rangers on 18 February 2007. He also
saved a Craig Beattie penalty in a 1–0 win over Celtic on 18💵 March 2007.[19] He
revealed in May he would have liked his loan at Falkirk extended, and the club
expressed an💵 interest in signing him.[20][21]
Schmeichel playing for Manchester City in
2007
Schmeichel made his Manchester City debut against West Ham United in💵 August
2007.[22] He played against City's rivals and his boyhood team Manchester United on 19
August 2007 and kept a💵 clean sheet in City's 1–0 home win.[23] Schmeichel saved a
penalty from Arsenal's Robin van Persie on 25 August 2007💵 at the Emirates Stadium.
Despite City losing 1–0 to Arsenal he was named man of the match. He played the💵 first
seven of Manchester City's games in the 2007–08 Premier League, keeping clean sheets
against Manchester United, West Ham, Aston💵 Villa and Derby County, conceding only five
goals.[24]
He signed a new four-year deal with City in September 2007.[25] This was
💵 then followed up with an agreement to go on a one-month loan with Championship side
Cardiff City on 25 October💵 2007.[26] He made his debut for Cardiff on 27 October 2007
in a 1–1 draw with Scunthorpe United.[27] He was💵 named 2007 Danish Under-21 Talent of
the Year.[28]
Towards the end of the loan spell, Schmeichel requested that he would be
💵 allowed to stay on at Cardiff for a longer period and on 22 November, the loan spell
was extended until💵 the new year, with manager Sven-Göran Eriksson stating that he could
possibly stay at the club for the rest of💵 the season providing Manchester City do not
suffer an injury crisis.[29] After Eriksson named Joe Hart as the number one💵 goalkeeper
at Manchester City, however, Andreas Isaksson requested a transfer. This meant that
Eriksson would not allow Cardiff to keep💵 Schmeichel after his initial loan period ended
on 2 January.[30] On 31 December, Eriksson threw Cardiff a lifeline by opening💵 talks
for Schmeichel to stay at Ninian Park. Schmeichel would be allowed to stay for two more
matches should Isaksson💵 not move until late in the January transfer window. Schmeichel
had stated he would like to play for Cardiff again💵 in the future.[31][32] Schmeichel,
however, returned to Eastlands the day after his initial loan expired.[33]
He joined
Coventry City on loan💵 until the end of the season on 13 March.[34] Towards the end of
the season, his father, Peter Schmeichel, commented💵 during a TV interview that his son
was not happy at Manchester City and was set to leave following the💵 end of the
season.[35]
Despite wanting to leave, Schmeichel returned to the City of Manchester
Stadium at the end of the💵 season and changed to the number 16 shirt. He repeatedly
stated that he wanted to leave City and regretted signing💵 a four-year contract.[36]
On
16 November, Schmeichel entered a game as a substitute after Joe Hart injured his ankle
in the💵 14th minute. City went on to a 2–2 result with Hull City.[37] In December 2008,
Schmeichel played his last game💵 for Manchester City in a UEFA Cup match against Racing
de Santander.[38]
Notts County [ edit ]
On 14 August 2009, Schmeichel💵 signed for League
Two side Notts County in a deal that is believed to have broken the club's previous
transfer💵 record. The transfer reunited Schmeichel with his former Manchester City
manager, Sven-Göran Eriksson, who had recently been appointed director of💵 football for
Notts.[39] He was the highest paid player at the club, earning £1 million annually.[40]
He made his debut💵 on 22 August and kept a clean sheet in the side's 3–0 win against
Dagenham & Redbridge. In September 2009,💵 Schmeichel almost scored with an audacious
overhead kick against Morecambe when he came up from a corner late on in💵 the
game.[41]
A fine string of performances in October earned Schmeichel the Player of the
Month award.[42] During Schmeichel's stay at💵 The Magpies, the club conceded only 0.67
goals per League 2 match (29 goals conceded in 43 league appearances). Schmeichel's
💵 clean-sheets-to-game-ratio at Notts County was an impressive 55.8 percent (24 out of 43
league appearances).[43] On 27 April, Schmeichel and💵 Notts County secured the 2009–10
League Two title and promotion to League One with a 5–0 win against already relegated
💵 Darlington.[44][45] Shortly before the game, it was announced that Notts County agreed
to release Schmeichel at the end of the💵 season despite having four years left on his
contract. The reasoning behind this was financial: Schmeichel earned a reported £15,000
💵 per week, having been signed during the brief ownership period of high-spending Munto
Finance in the summer 2009. Schmeichel agreed💵 to forgo all his future wages, something
which chairman Ray Trew described as "a huge concession by such a young💵 man".[46]
Leeds
United [ edit ]
On 27 May 2010, having been linked with both Premier League and
Bundesliga clubs, Schmeichel signed💵 a two-year contract with Leeds United, joining the
club on 1 July 2010.[47] Schmeichel was given the number 1 shirt💵 at Leeds for the
2010–11 season and was made Leeds' first choice goalkeeper for the forthcoming season,
ahead of Shane💵 Higgs. He made his debut for the club on Saturday 7 August 2010 in
Leeds' opening Football League Championship match💵 against Derby County. Despite Leeds
losing 2–1, Schmeichel put in an impressive performance, making several crucial saves
during the match.[48]💵 After a string of impressive games for Leeds, Schmeichel was
nominated for the August Championship Player of the Month award,💵 but lost out to Queens
Park Rangers winger Adel Taarabt.[49] Schmeichel, however, did win Sky Sports
Championship Player of the💵 Month award for August.[50]
Schmeichel (in orange) playing
for Leeds United in 2011
After picking up a tendon injury in his foot,💵 Schmeichel
missed the game against Swansea City and was ruled out of Leeds' next few games.[51]
While out injured, Schmeichel💵 appeared on Soccer AM as one of the guests on the
show.[52] After just under two months out, Schmeichel returned💵 to the Leeds starting
line-up against Cardiff City. He was set to play against Coventry City on 6 November,
but💵 due to the birth of his first child the night before, he missed the game.[53]
On 8
January 2011, Schmeichel helped💵 Leeds earn a 1–1 draw against Arsenal in the FA Cup
Third Round match at the Emirates Stadium.[54] After the💵 match, Arsenal captain Cesc
Fàbregas commented that Schmeichel should have received the match ball for his
performance.[55] Although Leeds lost💵 the replay 3–1, Schmeichel produced another
impressive display (nearly scoring himself via a header) and he was subsequently named
player💵 of the FA Cup third round.[56]
On 27 June 2011, Leeds announced they had
accepted an undisclosed bid for him from💵 Leicester City.[57] With Schmeichel wanting to
stay at Leeds for the remainder of his contract, he admitted that the decision💵 to sell
him was a real shock.[58][59][60] However, Schmeichel said that moving to Leeds was the
wrong move for him,💵 particularly because he was made to feel unwelcome at the club
because of his father's history.[61]
Leicester City [ edit ]
2011–12💵 season [ edit
]
Schmeichel playing for Leicester City in 2011
On 27 June 2011, Schmeichel was
officially confirmed as a Leicester💵 player, signing a three-year deal for an
undisclosed fee that reunited him for a second time with his former Manchester💵 City
manager and Notts County director of football, Sven-Göran Eriksson.
In the first month
of the season, Schmeichel was shown a💵 seemingly needless red card in the 79th minute of
Leicester's away game to Nottingham Forest on 20 August 2011 after💵 receiving two yellow
cards for "unsporting conduct". He received the first card for moving the ball from the
penalty spot💵 as Forest's Lewis McGugan was about to take a kick, then received his
second for throwing the ball away after💵 the spot kick was successfully converted. After
the match, Schmeichel apologized, claiming his back was turned to the referee so💵 did
not know he had received the first of the yellow cards. "I didn't know I had been
booked as💵 I had my back to the ref otherwise I would never have done that," he said on
his personal Twitter💵 page.[62][63] Despite this, Schmeichel's performances for
Leicester quickly began earning him plaudits, with his then manager Sven-Göran Eriksson
comparing him💵 with England number 1 goalkeeper Joe Hart,[64] and teammate and former
England international Paul Konchesky describing him as "one of💵 the best [goalkeepers]
he has ever played with".[65] A short-distant reaction save against Portsmouth in
November 2011, in particular, earnt💵 Schmeichel praise and was described by Portsmouth
manager Michael Appleton as "one of the best saves I have seen in💵 a very long
time".[66] and by Leicester manager Nigel Pearson as "a world-class, outstanding save
and was very important at💵 that point of the game".[67]
Schmeichel played a total of 52
games overall, making 17 clean sheets and saving four penalties.💵 His performances in
the 2011–12 season earned him the club's Player of the Year and Players' Player of the
Year💵 awards on 30 April.[68]
2012–13 season [ edit ]
Schmeichel making a save during a
match against Cardiff City in 2013
Schmeichel's form💵 in the first half of the 2012–13
season surpassed that of the previous season, keeping 12 clean sheets in 28💵 games, the
most in the league as the Foxes sat second in the table, such performances earning him
links with💵 La Liga giants Real Madrid and also leading to his first senior Denmark cap.
A particular highlight was a spectacular💵 save against Blackburn Rovers in February. On
16 April 2013, he made his 100th Leicester appearance in a 3–2 win💵 over Bolton
Wanderers. Schmeichel's performances earned him a place in the 2012–13 Championship PFA
Team of the Year, alongside club💵 captain Wes Morgan.
2013–14 season [ edit ]
During the
2013–14 season, Schmeichel kept nine clean sheets during a 19-game unbeaten run
💵 spanning from December to April to help guarantee Leicester promotion from the
Championship with six games to spare. Schmeichel's high💵 quality performances once again
led to him being courted by some of world football's giants, with both Manchester
United and💵 Milan being linked with moves for the Danish international during the
January transfer window.
In March, TV footage[69] appeared to support💵 Schmeichel's
claim that he had scored what would have been the first goal of his career, when
Leicester equalised, in💵 injury time, against Yeovil Town. However, the match officials
ruled that his header had not crossed the line and the💵 goal was officially credited[70]
to Chris Wood, who followed up to put the ball in the net.
At the end of💵 the 2013–14
season, it was announced that Schmeichel had signed a four-year contract extension
until the summer of 2024 with💵 Leicester.[71]
2014–15 season [ edit ]
Schmeichel playing
for Leicester City in 2014
Schmeichel remained the first choice goalkeeper for
Leicester's return to💵 the Premier League, including playing the full 90 minutes in the
5–3 victory against Manchester United on 21 September 2014.[72]💵 In December 2014,
Schmeichel suffered a broken metatarsal in training, ruling him out for what was
thought at the time💵 to be up to six weeks.[73] While he was out, Leicester signed
goalkeeper Mark Schwarzer as a replacement. Schmeichel eventually💵 returned from injury
three months later on 21 March 2024, and beat Schwarzer to play in the 4–3 defeat to
💵 Tottenham Hotspur.[74] Clean sheets against Swansea City and Burnley as Leicester won
four out of five games in April earned💵 Schmeichel a nomination for the Premier League
Player of the Month award.[75] After securing Premier League safety following a
goalless💵 draw with Sunderland on 16 May, Schmeichel stated his belief that manager
Nigel Pearson should win Manager of the Season💵 and that Pearson is the best manager
Schmeichel has played for.[76] Pearson, however, was sacked in the
off-season.[77]
2024–16 season [💵 edit ]
Schmeichel taking a goal kick for Leicester
City in 2024
Under Pearson's replacement, Claudio Ranieri, Leicester sat top of the
💵 table on Christmas Day.[78] Despite their great start, the team did not keep a clean
sheet in their first nine💵 games, prompting Ranieri to offer to buy the squad pizza for
their first.[79] The team finally managed their first clean💵 sheet of the season in
their tenth game, against Crystal Palace.[80] The team improved defensively, and
Schmeichel kept his 12th💵 clean sheet of the season in the reverse fixture against
Palace on 19 March.[81] On 2 May 2024, he won💵 the Premier League title at 29 years of
age, the same age and same calendar day when his father won💵 Manchester United's first
such title in 1993. On both occasions, the respective teams (Manchester United and
Leicester City) clinched the💵 titles by nearest rivals (Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur)
not winning.[82][non-primary source needed] The Schmeichels became the only biological
father and💵 son to have both won the Premier League, as well as doing so playing in the
same position.[83]
2024–17 season [💵 edit ]
Despite rumours of a move away after playing
a crucial role in Leicester City's title in the 2024–16 season,💵 on 6 August 2024,
Schmeichel signed a new five-year contract until 2024.[84] Schmeichel made his first
appearance of the season💵 in FA Community Shield against the FA Cup winners, Manchester
United, and the match ended in a 2–1 defeat for💵 the reigning champions.[85] At the
opening of the Premier League, Schmeichel continued his role in the goal ahead of new
💵 signing, Ron-Robert Zieler against newly promoted Hull City. Schmeichel was beaten
twice as Hull City went on to beat the💵 champions 2–1.[86] After missing three games in
September, including a midweek EFL Cup tie against Chelsea, with a minor groin💵 injury,
Schmeichel sustained a hand fracture in the first half of a Champions League match at
F.C. Copenhagen on 2💵 November.[87] Despite the injury, Schmeichel finished the game,
seeing out a 0–0 draw by making a late save of Andreas💵 Cornelius for his fourth
Champions League clean sheet in four matches.[88] After undergoing surgery two days
later, Schmeichel was expected💵 to miss six weeks of action, with Zieler taking his
place in goal.[89]
On 24 February 2024, reports emerged alleging that💵 Schmeichel was
among several teammates who met with chairman Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha following their
2–1 Champions League defeat at Sevilla on💵 22 February,[90] which led to manager Claudio
Ranieri being sacked. Schmeichel denied the claims, describing them as "very
hurtful".[91]
In Leicester's💵 first Champions League campaign, Schmeichel saved a
penalty in each leg of the last 16 tie with Sevilla – from💵 Joaquín Correa and Steven
Nzonzi respectively – as the Foxes advanced 3–2 on aggregate.[92]
2024–18 season [ edit
]
On 26 August💵 2024, Schmeichel saved a Romelu Lukaku penalty away at Manchester United
in the 53rd minute, with the score at 0–0.💵 Leicester would go on to lose the game
2–0.[93] On 31 March 2024, Schmeichel saved a penalty kick in a💵 2–0 away win over
Brighton, the same number his father saved during his time in the competition (three
out of💵 21 Premier League penalties saved).[94] On 14 April 2024, Schmeichel suffered an
ankle injury in the 86th minute in a💵 2–1 home loss against Burnley, resulting in
Schmeichel missing Leicester's final five games of the 2024–18 Premier League
season.[95]
2024–19 season💵 [ edit ]
On 31 August 2024, Schmeichel signed a new contract
with Leicester until June 2024.[96] Schmeichel witnessed the helicopter💵 crash on 27
October 2024 that killed five people including Leicester owner Vichai
Srivaddhanaprabha.[97] Schmeichel went on to play in💵 every Premier League game for
Leicester, making his 300th league appearance for the club and helping them to a
9th-place💵 finish.
2024–20 season [ edit ]
Schmeichel played in all 38 Premier League
matches, in which he kept 13 clean sheets. Leicester💵 City finished in fifth place and
qualified for the next Europa League season.[98]
2024–21 season [ edit ]
On 15 May
2024,💵 Schmeichel captained Leicester City to victory over Chelsea 1–0 in the FA Cup
Final to win the competition for the💵 first time in their history, the match featuring
two saves by Schmeichel that greatly contributed to his team's triumph.[99]
2024–22
season💵 [ edit ]
On 7 August 2024, Schmeichel captained Leicester City to a 1–0 victory
over Manchester City in the 2024💵 FA Community Shield to win the competition for the
second time in their history.[100] Schmeichel also captained Leicester City to💵 the
club's first European semi final after being knocked out by Jose Mourinho's Roma in the
Europa Conference League.
Nice [💵 edit ]
On 3 August 2024, Schmeichel signed for Ligue 1
club Nice.[101][102] On 1 September 2024, his contract with the💵 club was terminated by
mutual consent.[103]
Anderlecht [ edit ]
On 5 September 2024, Schmeichel signed a
one-year contract with Belgian Pro💵 League club Anderlecht.[104]
International career [
edit ]
Youth [ edit ]
While at Manchester City, Schmeichel was called up for the
Denmark💵 national under-19 team in August 2004,[105] and made his international debut in
a 0–0 draw with Northern Ireland on 2💵 September 2004.[106] He went on to play eight
under-19 internationals until March 2005, competing with Kenneth Stenild and Michael
Tørnes💵 for the goalkeeping spot. He was called up for the under-20 team in October
2005,[107] but did not play for💵 the team until October 2006, during his time at
Bury.[108] The day after his under-20 debut, Schmeichel was asked to💵 train with the
senior Denmark team and was called up as a replacement for injured Theis Rasmussen in
the under-21💵 squad.[109]
Schmeichel was one of the leading players in the team, and was
named Danish under-21 Talent of the Year in💵 November 2007, following three clean sheets
in the previous four under-21 games.[28] He played a total 17 under-21 internationals
in💵 a row from March 2007 to October 2008, racking up seven clean sheets.
Senior [ edit
]
Schmeichel signing autographs during a💵 training session with Denmark in
2014
Following his strong showings for Manchester City in the early 2007–08 season, it
was reported💵 on 23 August 2007 that The Football Association (FA) were investigating
Schmeichel's international status, to see if there was any💵 chance of him foregoing his
Danish international status in order to play for England.[110] Schmeichel, however,
stated that he would💵 only ever play for Denmark.[111]
Schmeichel was called up to the
Danish senior team on 13 May 2011 for the first💵 time for the match against Iceland, but
remained an unused substitute.[112] On 29 May 2012, he was called up for💵 UEFA Euro 2012
as a third goalkeeper after it became clear that Thomas Sørensen would miss the
tournament due to💵 an injury sustained against Brazil.[113] Schmeichel made his senior
debut in a 3–0 friendly match defeat to Macedonia at the💵 Philip II Arena on 6 February
2013.[114]
On 15 October 2013, Schmeichel had his first ever senior level game in his
💵 native Denmark, when he held an easy clean sheet in Denmark's 6–0 win against Malta in
the last 2014 FIFA💵 World Cup qualifier. Denmark were eventually runners-up in the
group, finishing six points behind Italy, but they did not progress💵 to the play-offs
for the finals as they were the lowest-ranked team of the nine runners-up.[115]
On 5
March 2014, Schmeichel💵 received his third cap for Denmark in their 1–0 friendly defeat
against England at Wembley Stadium. Despite defeat, Schmeichel pulled💵 off a string of
impressive saves earning plaudits from the media as well as England manager Roy
Hodgson.
Schmeichel was selected💵 for the Danish squad for the 2024 FIFA World Cup,
where he started in three group stage matches. His clean💵 sheet in the opening match
contributed to a Man of the Match award and helped Schmeichel set a new record💵 for
minutes without conceding a goal for Denmark, surpassing his father's record.[116][117]
During the Round of 16 match against Croatia,💵 Schmeichel was named Man of the Match
after saving a penalty-kick taken by Luka Modrić in extra-time and two penalties💵 during
the subsequent shootout, although his opposing counterpart Danijel Subašić saved three
penalties in that shootout to eliminate Denmark.[118][119]
On 7💵 July 2024, in the
semi-finals of UEFA Euro 2024 against England at Wembley Stadium, Schmeichel saved a
penalty from Harry💵 Kane in extra-time, who subsequently scored from the rebound, which
proved to be the decisive goal as England prevailed 2–1.[120]
Personal💵 life [ edit
]
Schmeichel is married to Stine Gyldenbrand.[121] Together, they have three children:
a son born in 2010,[122] a💵 daughter born in 2012,[123] and a second daughter born in
2024.[122]
Career statistics [ edit ]
Club [ edit ]
As of match💵 played 20 December
2024[124]
International [ edit ]
As of match played 20 November 2024[143]
Appearances
and goals by national team and year💵 National team Year Apps Goals Denmark 2013 2 0 2014
7 0 2024 9 0 2024 6 0 2024 7💵 0 2024 12 0 2024 10 0 2024 7 0 2024 18 0 2024 11 0 2024 10
0 Total💵 99 0
Honours [ edit ]
Notts County
Leicester City
Individual
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