Leeds United F.C. Reserves and Youth Team

Leeds United Academy
Full name Leeds United Football Club
Founded 1919 (1919)
Ground Elland Road,
Beeston, Leeds
Capacity 37,890[1]
Owner Aser Group Holding
49ers Enterprises[2]
Chairman Andrea Radrizzani
Manager Adam Underwood (Academy Manager)
Carlos Corberán (U23)
Mark Jackson (U18)
League U23 PDL-2 (under-23s)
U18 PDL-2 (academy)
U21 Development League Div. 2
Website Club website

Leeds United Reserves were the English football reserve team of Leeds United F.C. In previous seasons, they played at York City's Bootham Crescent, South Leeds Stadium and the first team's ground Elland Road.[3] The reserves were generally a mix of recovering or fringe first-team players, young professionals and promising scholars.

The Leeds United Development Squad are the development squad of Leeds United F.C. They play in the Professional Development League. Carlos Corberán is the current coach of the team. They play at the club's training ground, Thorp Arch, although they have announced they may also occasionally play at Elland Road.

Leeds United Under 18s are the youth team of Leeds United F.C. They play in the Professional Development League. The youth team won the competition's predecessor, the Premier Academy League, in the 2002–03 season, when the league was split into Under-19s and Under-17s, with Leeds winning the Under-17s competition. Mark Jackson is the current coach of the team.[4] They play at the club's training ground, Thorp Arch. The youth team also annually compete in the FA Youth Cup, having won it twice – the first time in 1993, beating Manchester United 4–1[5] and the second time beating Crystal Palace 3–0 in 1997.[6]

Leeds' concentration on youth since the Ridsdale era attracted praise at the highest level with the president of FIFA Sepp Blatter commenting "Leeds, a club I greatly respect, have to be applauded for its efforts in this regard".[7]

The Leeds United Academy has produced several promising youngsters who have been controversially signed by top flight clubs in recent years.[8][9] Michael Woods, Ben Gordon and Tom Taiwo moved to Chelsea, 16-year-old Elliot Kebbie was signed by Atletico Madrid,[10] 14-year-olds George Swan and Louis Hutton were signed by Manchester City,[11] Danny Ward switched to Bolton Wanderers and Luke Garbutt moved to Everton while still in the Leeds United youth team.

Former players that graduated through the Leeds United academy include England internationals Aaron Lennon, James Milner, Paul Robinson, Scott Carson, Jonathan Woodgate, Danny Rose, Fabian Delph, Lewis Cook and Alan Smith, Australian international Harry Kewell, Republic of Ireland internationals Stephen McPhail, Gary Kelly and Ian Harte, Republic of Ireland Under-21 internationals Eric Grimes and Aidan White and England Under-21 internationals Jonny Howson, Matthew Kilgallon, Ronaldo Vieira and Tom Lees. Former club and international greats that also came through Leeds' youth ranks include; John Charles, Terry Cooper, Peter Lorimer, Paul Reaney, Norman Hunter, Jack Charlton, Albert Johanneson, Billy Bremner, Eddie Gray, Gary Speed, John Lukic, David Batty, and Paul Madeley.

Graduates in the current Leeds United first team squad are plentiful, with Jack Clarke, Lewie Coyle, Tyler Denton, Liam Kitching, Callum Nicell, Bailey Peacock-Farrell, Tom Pearce, Kalvin Phillips, Jamie Shackleton and Mallik Wilks all having made appearances in the first team squad recently.

About the Academy

The Leeds United website describes the Academy's philosophy as follows:

"At Leeds United Academy, players must learn to be technically proficient, be able to deal with the ball anywhere on the pitch. Tactically they must become familiar with the club’s system of play and understand the strengths and weaknesses within it. Physically players need to become the football athlete, someone that can play at the tempo that is required to compete at the highest level and psychologically they need to have a balanced view of success and failure so that by the time they have reached the Professional Development Phase they have the confidence to be able to deal with the stress of playing to win, week in and week out."[12]

Current players

Only players aged 23 or under, on 31 August of the current season, are eligible to play for the Development Squad. Three overage outfield players, and an overage goalkeeper may also play. Only players aged 18 or under, on 31 August of the current season (primarily scholars), are eligible to play for the Under 18s.[4] Italics denotes player has received a call up to the squad but did not or has to receive a cap at that level.

Nat. Player P.o.B D.o.B Pos. International Contract Expiry
Young Professionals
Ghana Samuel Amissah Accra; Ghana 13 August 2000 FW 2019[13]
Spain Adrian Balboa Barcelona; Spain 17 February 1998 FW 2020[14]
England Jack Clarke York, North Yorkshire; England 23 November 2000 FW 2021[15]
England Lewie Coyle Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire; England 15 October 1995 RB 2020[13]
England Sam Dalby Leytonstone, East London; England 17 January 2000 FW 2020[16]
England Leif Davis Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Tyne and Wear; England 12 January 2000 LB 2021[17]
England Tyler Denton Dewsbury, West Yorkshire; England 6 September 1995 LB England U17s 2020[18]
Spain Hugo Díaz A Coruña, Galicia; Spain 9 February 1997 CB [14]
England Matty Downing Leeds, West Yorkshire; England 19 July 1999 LB 2018[13]
England Ryan Edmondson Harrogate, North Yorkshire; England 20 May 2001 FW 2020[19]
England Robbie Gotts Harrogate, North Yorkshire; England 9 November 1999 RB 2019[13]
Finland Aapo Halme Helsinki; Finland 22 May 1998 CB Finland U21s 2021[20]
England Bryce Hosannah Lambeth, London; England 8 April 1999 RB 2020[21]
England Will Huffer Wandsworth, London; England 30 October 1998 GK England U20s 2018[22]
Japan Yosuke Ideguchi Fukuoka; Japan 23 August 1996 CM Japan 2022[23]
Cameroon Bobby Kamwa Yaounde; Cameroon 18 March 2000 MF 2020[24]
England Liam Kitching Harrogate, North Yorkshire; England 1 October 1999 CB 2019[13]
Spain Alex Machuca Móstoles; Spain 15 January 1998 MF 2020[14]
Northern Ireland Alfie McCalmont Thirsk, North Yorkshire; England 25 March 2000 MF Northern Ireland U19s 2019[13]
Poland Kamil Miazek Moszczenica; Poland 15 August 1996 GK Poland U21s 2019[25]
Republic of Ireland Callum Nicell Doncaster, South Yorkshire; England 30 October 1999 MF Republic of Ireland U19s 2019[13]
Republic of Ireland Paudie O'Connor Limerick; Republic of Ireland 14 July 1997 CB 2020[26]
Kenya Clarke Oduor Nairobi; Kenya 25 June 1999 RW 2018[27]
Northern Ireland Bailey Peacock-Farrell Darlington, Durham; England 29 October 1996 GK Northern Ireland 2020[28]
England Tom Pearce Ormskirk, Lancashire; England April 12, 1998 LB England U21s 2022[29]
England Kalvin Phillips Wortley, West Yorkshire; England 2 December 1995 CM 2021[30]
Spain Oriol Rey Barcelona; Spain 25 February 1998 CB 2020[31]
Montenegro Oliver Sarkic Grimsby, Lincolnshire; England 23 July 1997 FW Montenegro U21s 2020[32]
England Jamie Shackleton Leeds, West Yorkshire; England 8 October 1999 MF 2019[13]
Republic of Ireland Conor Shaughnessy Galway; Republic of Ireland 30 June 1996 CM Republic of Ireland U21s 2021[33]
Bulgaria Dimitar Sheytanov Sofia; Bulgaria 15 March 1999 GK Bulgaria U19s 2019[34]
England Jordan Stevens Gloucester, Gloucestershire; England 25 March 2000 MF 2020[35]
Netherlands Pascal Struijk Deurne; Belgium 11 August 1999 CB Netherlands U17s 2021[36]
Bulgaria Kun Temenuzhkov Sofia; Bulgaria 1 February 2000 FW Bulgaria U18s 2020[14]
England Mallik Wilks Leeds, West Yorkshire; England 15 December 1998 FW 2019[37]
England Alex Wollerton Barnsley, South Yorkshire; England 27 September 1999 MF 2019[13]
2018-19 2nd year scholars
England Oliver Casey Leeds, West Yorkshire; England 14 October 2000 DF 2019[38]
England Theo Hudson Knaresborough, North Yorkshire; England 26 September 2000 MF England U16s 2019[38]
Wales Niall Huggins York, North Yorkshire; England 18 December 2000 FW Wales U15s 2019[38]
Scotland Luke Lyons Leeds, West Yorkshire; England 29 December 2000 DF Scotland U17s 2019[38]
England Harrison Male Bridlington, East Riding of Yorkshire; England 12 September 2000 GK England U16s 2019[38]
England Lucas Odunston Leeds, West Yorkshire; England 18 September 2000 RB 2019[38]
Scotland Joshua Rae Croy, North Lanarkshire; Scotland 17 October 2000 GK
England Joe Stanley Bradford, West Yorkshire; England 1 November 1999 DF 2019[38]
2018-19 1st year scholars
England Dane Burlace Sunderland, Tyne & Wear; England RB 2020[39]
England Charlie Cresswell York, North Yorkshire; England DF 2020[39]
England Cole Gibbon Goole, East Riding of Yorkshire; England 5 October 2001 MF 2020[39]
England Jack Jenkins Leeds, West Yorkshire; England MF 2020[39]
Norway Niklas Haugland 23 February 2002 ST 2020[39]
England Jack Jenkins Leeds, West Yorkshire; England MF 2020
Malawi Henri Kumwenda Blantyre; Malawi 28 November 2001 FW 2020[39]
England Connor Blunt Barnsley, South Yorkshire; England MF 2020[39]
England Mason Rubie Worksop, Nottinghamshire; England DF 2020[39]
England Joshveer Shergill Walsall, West Midlands; England 1 January 2002 LB 2020[40]
England Jamie Thornton York, North Yorkshire; England DF 2020[39]
Wales Matthew Turner Pembrey, Carmarthenshire; Wales 27 March 2002 GK Wales U17s 2020[39]
Notable other academy players
Ghana Emmanuel Amissah FW
Zimbabwe Jimiel Chikukwa Zimbabwe [41]
England Nohan Kenneh Zwedru, Grand Gedeh County; Liberia MF England U15s
England Max McMillan
England Aaron Pilkington
England Alexander Pinkney LB
England Taylor Ragan LB

Graduates

The following list includes players who have graduated from Leeds' youth system and have either become established in the club's first team, another club's first team and/or have been capped at international level.

As of 8 July 2017.

2010s

DebutNameCurrent clubInternationalAppsGoals
2018Jack ClarkeLeeds United10
2018Jamie ShackletonLeeds United50
2018Ryan EdmondsonLeeds United20
2018Tom PearceLeeds United England U2161
-Romario VieiraFree Agent Guinea Bissau00
2017Eoghan StokesBohemians Republic of Ireland U1910
2017Conor ShaughnessyLeeds United Republic of Ireland U21120
2017Mallik WilksLeeds United10
2016Tyler DentonLeeds United England U1731
2016Ronaldo VieiraSampdoria England U21712
2016Bailey Peacock-FarrellLeeds United Northern Ireland240
2015Lewie CoyleLeeds United250
2015Kalvin PhillipsLeeds United1059
2014Lewis CookBournemouth England852
2013Alex MowattBarnsley  England U2012513
2013Chris DawsonBradford (Park Avenue) Wales U2140
-Daniel BattyHull City00
2012Dominic PoleonCrawley Town374
2012Sam ByramWest Ham United England U2014310
-Elliot KebbieBillericay Town England U1600
2011Alex CairnsFleetwood Town10
2011Charlie TaylorBurnley England U191043
2011Tom LeesSheffield Wednesday England U211354
2011Zac ThompsonMarine F.C.120

2000s

DebutNameCurrent clubInternationalAppsGoals
-Will HatfieldGuiseley00
-Liam DarvilleFree Agent England U1700
-James BaxendaleAlfreton Town00
-Josh FalkinghamHarrogate Town00
-Andrew MilneTadcaster Albion Scotland U1800
-Oliver McBurnieSwansea City Scotland00
-Ryan JonesRadcliffe Borough00
-Luke GarbuttEverton England U2100
-Matty EdwardsRetired00
-George SwanRetired00
-Gavin RotheryBradford Park Avenue England U1900
-Adam PriestleyOssett Albion Gibraltar00
-James TavernierRangers00
2008Aidan WhiteFree Agent Republic of Ireland U211112
-David BrownScarborough Athletic00
-Sam HirdChesterfield00
2007Robert BaylyFree Agent Republic of Ireland U1930
2007Tomi AmeobiFC Cincinnati20
2007Simon MaddenSt Patrick's Athletic Republic of Ireland U2110
2007Ben ParkerHarrogate Town England U19551
2007Scott GardnerRetired England U1720
2007Fabian DelphManchester City England596
2007Tom ElliottMillwall England U1840
-Tom CairneyFulham Scotland00
-Danny RoseTottenham Hotspur England00
-Danny WardCardiff City00
-Ben GordonGainsborough Trinity England U2000
-Tom TaiwoHamilton Academical England U1700
-Michael WoodsHartlepool United England U1900
-Ian MorrisBohemian FC Republic of Ireland U2100
-Kevin SmithEast Fife00
2006Jonny HowsonMiddlesbrough England U2122628
-Henry McStayRetired Republic of Ireland U2100
-Harpal SinghRetired00
-Jamie WinterBroughty Athletic00
-Paul KeeganWaterford Republic of Ireland U2300
-Craig StiensRetired Wales U1900
2004Martin WoodsPartick Thistle Scotland U2110
2004Andy KeoghPerth Glory Republic of Ireland252
2004Simon WaltonSutton United England U19383
2004Scott CarsonDerby County England20
-Shane Cansdell-SherriffRetired Australia U2300
-Tom NeweyRetired00
2003Simon JohnsonRetired England U20110
2003Aaron LennonBurnley England431
-Barry CorrCambridge United00
2002James MilnerLiverpool England543
2002Frazer RichardsonFree Agent England U191735
2002Matthew KilgallonBradford City England U21953
2002Jamie McMasterRetired England U20130
-Craig FarrellRetired England U1600
-Kevin DixonRetired00
-Chad HarpurRetired00
-Damian LynchRetired Republic of Ireland U2100
-Caleb FolanRetired Republic of Ireland00
-Warren FeeneyRetired Northern Ireland00
-Kevin Aherne-EvansRetired Wales U2100
-Alan CawleyRetired Republic of Ireland U1700
-Neil RossRetired00
2000Tony HackworthPickering Town30
2000Gareth EvansRetired England U1820
-Jamie PriceTiverton Town00

1990s

DebutNameCurrent clubInternationalAppsGoals
1999Matt JonesRetired Wales310
1999Tommy KnarvikRetired Norway U2110
-Martin FosterRetired00
-Sean HesseyRetired00
1998Alan SmithNotts County England22856
1998Paul RobinsonRetired England1191
1998Jonathan WoodgateRetired England1425
1998Stephen McPhailRetired Republic of Ireland1073
-Lawrence DaviesRetired00
1997Lee MatthewsRetired40
-Matthew SmithardRetired00
1996Paul ShepherdRetired10
1996Mark JacksonRetired England U20230
1996Jason BluntRetired England U1850
1996Harry KewellRetired Australia24263
1996Alan MayburyRetired Republic of Ireland180
1996Ian HarteRetired Republic of Ireland28839
1996Wesley BoyleRetired Northern Ireland U2110
-Ryan NichollsRetired00
1995Andy GrayRetired Scotland391
-Nathan LowndesRetired00
1993Andy CouzensRetired361
1993Rob BowmanRetired England U1890
1993Kevin SharpRetired England U18170
1993Jamie ForresterRetired England U18112
1993Mark FordRetired England U21431
-Paul PettingerRetired00
1993Mark TinklerRetired England U18270
1993Noel WhelanRetired England U21598
1992Gary KellyRetired Republic of Ireland5284

1980s

DebutNameCurrent clubInternationalAppsGoals
1989Neil EdwardsRetired Wales U2110
1988Simon GraysonRetired40
1988Gary SpeedRetired Wales31258
1987David BattyRetired England3734
1985Peter SwanRetired5813
-John ScalesRetired England00
1983Scott SellarsRetired England U21837
1983Denis IrwinRetired Republic of Ireland821
1982Tommy WrightRetired9228
-David SeamanRetired England00
1982John SheridanRetired Republic of Ireland27655
1982Neil AspinRetired2345

1970s

DebutNameCurrent clubInternationalAppsGoals
1979John LukicRetired England B4300
1975Byron StevensonRetired Wales1105
1974Carl HarrisRetired Wales17629
1973Frank GrayRetired Scotland39635
1973Peter HamptonRetired 833
1970David HarveyRetired Scotland4470

1960s

DebutNameCurrent clubInternationalAppsGoals
1968Terry YorathRetired Wales19612
1966Eddie GrayRetired Scotland57768
1966Mick BatesRetired2879
1965Terry HibbittRetired6211
1964Terry CooperRetired England35011
1964Rod BelfittRetired12833
1963Jimmy GreenhoffRetired England U2313633
1963Paul MadeleyRetired England72434
1962Paul ReaneyRetired England7459
1962Gary SprakeRetired Wales5060
1962Peter LorimerRetired Scotland703238
1962Norman HunterRetired England72421
1961Albert JohannesonRetired20068
1960Billy BremnerRetired Scotland771115

1950s

DebutNameCurrent clubInternationalAppsGoals
1959Gerry FrancisRetired599
1953Jack CharltonRetired England77295

1940s

DebutNameCurrent clubInternationalAppsGoals
1949John CharlesRetired Wales327157
1948Grenville HairRetired4742

Honours

Reserves

League

Under 18s

League
Cups

Under 17s

League
Cups

Academy Coaching Staff

Position Staff
Academy Manager England Adam Underwood[43]
Head Of Academy Coaching England Richard Cresswell
Development and Recruitment England Terry Potter
Under 23s / Development Squad Manager Spain Carlos Corberán[44][43]
Professional Development Phase Coach (Under 23's) England Danny Schofield
Lead Youth Development Phase Coach England Michael Morton[45]
Lead Professional Development Phase U18 Coach England Mark Jackson
Under 15s & Under 16s Coach England Tom Newey
Under 14s Coach England Scott Gardner
Lead Academy Coach England Andrew Cooper
Academy Goalkeeping Coach Scotland Neil Sullivan
Academy Physio England Thomas Duffy
Academy Physio England Tom Butterfield
Academy Strength and Conditioning Coach England Rob Etherington
Academy Performance Analyst England Justin Benford
Academy Kit Man England Shaun Ford

Last updated: 21 July 2017
Source: Leeds United Official Website – About The Academy [46]

Managers

For a more detailed list of Academy coaching staff, see Leeds United A.F.C. personnel#Academy Staff.

Academy Directors

FromToNameNotes
19921997Paul Hart
19982000Alan Hill
19992000Steve BeagleholeAssistant
20002001Brian Kidd
2000c.2001Clive RichardsAssistant
20012005Gary WorthingtonAssistant
20022004Andy Ritchie
20042010Neil Thompson
20092010Daral PughAssistant
20102011Gwyn WilliamsActing
20112012Chris Sulley
20122015Steve Holmes
20152016Paul Hart

Development Squad

FromToNameNotes
20122014Neil Redfearn
20142015Jason BluntActing
20152016Paul Hart
20162017Jason BluntUnder 23s Coach
2017pres.Carlos CorberánUnder 23s Coach

Reserves

FromToNameNotes
19481960Willis Edwards
19671975Cyril Patridge
19781980Bryan Edwards
19801991Peter Gunby
19951997David Williams
19971998Eddie Gray
20002003Lucas Murtagh
20032005Steve Agnew
20062006David Geddis
20062010Neil Thompson
20102012Neil Redfearn

Under 19s & 17s and 18s & 16s

FromToNamePosition
20002004Pop RobsonUnder 17s Coach (2000–01),
Under 19s Coach (2001–04)
20062007Steve AgnewUnder 18s Coach
2007Paul BeesleyUnder 18s Coach
20072009Daral PughUnder 16s Coach
Under 18s Coach (2007–09)
20092012Neil RedfearnUnder 18s Coach
20122014Richard NaylorUnder 18s Coach
20142015Jason BluntUnder 18s Coach
20152016John AndersonUnder 18s Manager
20162017Andy GrayUnder 18s Coach
2016pres.Mark JacksonUnder 18s Coach

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