England's youngest 'keeper
When Roy Hodgson named Jack Butland between the sticks for England against Italy in 2018, the goalkeeper became England's youngest, aged just 19 years and 158 days.
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GK
Goalkeeper
Date of Birth
10.03.9310 March 1993
Country
Joined
16.10.2016 October 2020
All time
Palace career
2
Appearances
0
Clean sheets
Awards & Honours
UEFA Team of the Tournament
2010 European Under-17 Championship
Player of the Year
England Under-21, 2015
Crystal Palace signed goalkeeper Jack Butland from Stoke City in October 2020 on a three-year deal.
The 27-year-old shot stopper became Palace’s fifth signing of the first 2020/21 transfer window, bringing with him almost a decade's experience.
The experienced ‘keeper began his career with Birmingham City in 2007 and made his Football League debut aged just 18, keeping a clean sheet against Macclesfield Town whilst on loan with Cheltenham Town. He kept seven clean sheets in 12 games for the Robins.
He earned his first competitive minutes for Birmingham in August 2012. Just three days before, Roy Hodgson made Butland England’s youngest ever goalkeeper by handing him an international debut for half a match against Italy.
He has played a total of nine senior games for the Three Lions and 48 between Under-16 and Under-21 level. He also represented Great Britain alongside James Tomkins at the 2012 Olympics.
In January 2013, Butland signed for then-Premier League Stoke – for whom he played 168 times, embarking on loan spells at Barnsley, Leeds United and Derby County in his time there, too. In both 2016 and 2019, Butland earned the Potters’ Player of the Year award – keeping 18 clean sheets from 45 games in 18/19.
Player StatisticsCareer
Clean sheets71
Appearances240
Butland highlights
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Jack Butland | Post-Aston Villa