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Thomas David Heaton (born 15 April 1986) is an English professional footballer who plays as a goalkeeper for Premier League club Manchester United. TomHeaton FromWikipedia,thefreeencyclopedia Jumptonavigation Jumptosearch ForotherpeoplenamedThomasHeaton,seeThomasHeaton(disambiguation). Englishassociationfootballplayer TomHeaton HeatonplayingforBurnleyin2015PersonalinformationFullname ThomasDavidHeaton[1]Dateofbirth (1986-04-15)15April1986(age 36)[2]Placeofbirth Chester,EnglandHeight 6 ft2 in(1.88 m)[3]Position(s) Goalkeeper[4]ClubinformationCurrentteam ManchesterUnitedNumber 22Youthcareer Wrexham2002–2005 ManchesterUnitedSeniorcareer*Years Team Apps (Gls)2005–2010 ManchesterUnited 0 (0)2005–2006 →SwindonTown(loan) 14 (0)2006 →RoyalAntwerp(loan) 0 (0)2008–2009 →CardiffCity(loan) 21 (0)2009 →QueensParkRangers(loan) 0 (0)2009–2010 →Rochdale(loan) 12 (0)2010 →WycombeWanderers(loan) 16 (0)2010–2012 CardiffCity 29 (0)2012–2013 BristolCity 43 (0)2013–2019 Burnley 188 (0)2019–2021 AstonVilla 20 (0)2021– ManchesterUnited 0 (0)Nationalteam2001 EnglandU16 4 (0)2002–2003 EnglandU17 9 (0)2004 EnglandU18 2 (0)2004 EnglandU19 1 (0)2008–2009 EnglandU21 3 (0)2016–2017 England 3 (0) Honours Men'sfootball Representing England UEFANationsLeague 2019 *Clubdomesticleagueappearancesandgoals,correctasof19:55,3April2020(UTC) ThomasDavidHeaton(born15April1986)isanEnglishprofessionalfootballerwhoplaysasagoalkeeperforPremierLeagueclubManchesterUnited. HeatonbeganhiscareerintheManchesterUnitedacademybutwasunabletobreakintothefirstteamandspenttimeonloanwithSwindonTown,RoyalAntwerp,CardiffCity,QueensParkRangers,RochdaleandWycombeWanderers,beforejoiningCardiffpermanentlyafterhisreleasebyManchesterUnitedinJuly2010.HethenjoinedBristolCityonaone-yeardealwithanoptionofasecondyearbutturneditdowninMay2013infavourofamovetoBurnley,whereheremainedforsixyearsbeforejoiningAstonVillain2019.AftertwoyearswithAstonVilla,hereturnedtoManchesterUnitedinJuly2021. Formerlyaninternationalfromunder-16tounder-21level,HeatonhasbeeninvolvedinseniorEnglandsquadssince2015,finallymakinghisseniordebutinafriendlymatchagainstAustraliaon27May2016. Contents 1Clubcareer 1.1ManchesterUnited 1.1.1CardiffCity(loan) 1.1.2QueensParkRangers(loan) 1.1.3Rochdale(loan) 1.1.4WycombeWanderers(loan) 1.2ReturntoCardiffCity 1.3BristolCity 1.4Burnley 1.5AstonVilla 1.6ReturntoManchesterUnited 2Internationalcareer 3Careerstatistics 3.1Club 3.2International 4Honours 5References 6Externallinks Clubcareer[edit] ManchesterUnited[edit] BorninChester,Cheshire,[5]HeatonbeganhisfootballcareerwithWrexham,forwhomheplayedbothingoalandinmidfield,but,aftermaking20appearancesfortheManchesterUnitedUnder-17teamintheprevioustwoseasons,hesignedforUnitedasatraineeon8July2002.[citationneeded]HebecamearegularintheUnder-17teamduringthe2002–03season,andpickedupanFAYouthCupwinner'smedaldespiteplayingsecondfiddletoLukeSteelethroughouttheentirecompetition.[citationneeded]Hemadehisfirstappearanceinthereserveteamthefollowingseason,startingina3–1homewinoverBirminghamCityinthePremierReserveLeagueon2October2003.[citationneeded]Attheendofthe2003–04season,HeatonwasnamedonthebenchforthefinaloftheManchesterSeniorCupagainstManchesterCity,andwonawinner'smedaldespitenottakingthefield.[citationneeded] Bythe2004–05season,Heatonhadbecomethefirst-choicegoalkeeperfortheManchesterUnitedreserveteam,andwasnamedonthebenchforStanTernent'stestimonialon17August2004,comingonasa76th-minutesubstituteforLukeSteeleafterSteelehadearliercomeonforTimHoward.[citationneeded]WithHeatoningoalfor17ofthe28PremierReserveLeagueNorthmatchesand12ofthe22CentralLeaguematches,theteamwentontowinbothleaguetitlesbynineandfivepointsrespectively.[citationneeded] Heaton'sformforthereservesresultedinhimbeingloanedouttoSwindonTownatthestartofthe2005–06,initiallyuntil1January2006.[citationneeded]HeatonmadehisprofessionaldebutinaLeagueCuptieagainstWycombeWanderers,[6]andinhissecondappearanceagainstYeovilTownintheleaguehesavedapenaltyfromLeeJohnson.[7]DuringhistimeatSwindon,heplayedover20matches,andwasdescribedas"oneforthefuture"bymanagerIffyOnuora.[citationneeded]HereturnedtoManchesterUnited,[8]but,aftertherecallofRitchieJonesfromRoyalAntwerp,HeatonwassenttherefortherestoftheseasonafterUnitedrebuffedanapproachfromHuddersfieldTown.[citationneeded] Heatonspentthe2007–08seasonwiththefirstteam-squadatManchesterUnited,appearingonthebenchwhenEdwinvanderSarwasoutduetoinjury.[9] CardiffCity(loan)[edit] Attheendofthe2007–08season,HeatonagreedtomovetoChampionshipclubCardiffCityonloanforthedurationofthe2008–09season.[10]Hewaschosenastheclub'sfirstchoicegoalkeeper,abovePeterEnckelman,forthestartoftheseasonbymanagerDaveJones.[11]HeplayedineverymatchuntillateNovember,withtheexceptionoftheLeagueCupthirdroundtieagainstSwanseaCity,whenhewasreplacedbyEnckelman.[12]However,lateoninCardiff's2–1awaydefeattoPlymouthArgyleon22November2008,Heatonpickedupaninjuryandwasforcedoff.[citationneeded]TheinjurywouldgoontocostHeatonhisplaceintheteamastheclubwentunbeatenwithEnckelmaningoalforovertwomonths.[citationneeded] InFebruary,EnckelmanwasforcedtoundergokneesurgerywhichsawHeatonreturningoalon16February2009,whenhepickedupthemanofthematchawardina4–0defeatatthehandsofArsenal.[citationneeded]However,hetorehisthighmuscleduringthematch,rulinghimoutforuptofiveweeks.[13]Onhisreturn,HeatonfoundhimselfonthebenchbehindloaneeStuartTaylorbut,followinga6–0defeatagainstPrestonNorthEnd,hereplacedTaylorforthefinalthreematchesoftheseason.[14]However,hewasunabletokeepCardiffintheplay-offplacesandhereturnedtoManchesterUnitedattheendoftheseason.[15] QueensParkRangers(loan)[edit] On15August2009,HeatonwassignedbyQueensParkRangersonanemergencythree-monthloandeal,thetermsofwhichallowedhimtocompeteintheLeagueCup.[16]Heaton'sloanspellendedon8November2009.[citationneeded]Hemadeonefirst-teamappearanceduringhisloan,inthe1–0defeatatChelseaintheLeagueCupon23September2009.[17] Rochdale(loan)[edit] AfterreturningfromQPR,HeatonjoinedRochdaleon13November2009untiltheendofDecember2009.[18]Hemadehisdebutina3–2lossagainstChesterfieldon14November2009.[17]Theloanwasthenextendeduntil23January2010,[19]beforeafurtherextensionpushedtheenddatebackto31January.[20]Inhis12appearancesforRochdale,Heatonconcededonlytengoals–includingfourcleansheets–andfinishedonthelosingteamjustonce.[17] WycombeWanderers(loan)[edit] HeatonspentlessthantwoweeksbackatManchesterUnitedbeforegoingbackoutonloantoWycombeWandererson12February2010.[21]HewentstraightintotheWycombestartingline-upfortheirawaymatchagainstBrentfordthefollowingday,whichtheydrew1–1.[22]HeatonmadehissecondappearancefortheChairboysintheir0–0drawagainstSouthamptononTuesday23February2010.[17]HemadeagreatsavefromavolleytokeeptheChairboysoneventermswiththeSaints.[23] ReturntoCardiffCity[edit] HeatonplayingforCardiffCityin2011 MeetingwithManchesterUnitedmanagerSirAlexFergusononhisfutureattheclubamidstanexpiringcontract,HeatondeclinedanoffertostayatOldTrafford,decidinginsteadtoleaveonfreetransferinpursuitofregularplayingtime.[24]FollowinghisreleasebyUnited,Heatonagreedadealon15June2010toreturntoCardiffCityon1July2010.[25]Hemadehisseconddebutin4–1winoverBurtonAlbionintheLeagueCupon11August.[26]Afterfirst-choicegoalkeeperDavidMarshallsufferedanelbowinjury,HeatonestablishedhimselfasCardiff'snewnumberonestarter.[26]InlateFebruary,however,hesufferedagroininjury,soJasonBrownandStephenBywaterwerebroughtinascoveronloan.[27]Uponhisreturn,HeatonwentintotheteamagainstDerbyCounty,wheretheywon4–1,theirfirstwininfourmatches.[28]Heaton'sperformancesduringthe2010–11seasonearnedhimtheclub'sYoungPlayeroftheYearaward.[29] Undernewmanager,MalkyMackay,HeatonfoundhimselfascoverforDavidMarshall,butheplayedakeypartintheclub'sLeagueCupruninwhichtheyreachedthefinalthankstotwosavesfromHeatoninasemi-finalpenaltyshoot-outagainstCrystalPalace.[citationneeded]Hesufferedanankleinjuryjustbeforethefinal,butheovercametheinjurytostartatWembleyStadium.[30]HeatonfollowedhispenaltyheroicsagainstCrystalPalacewhenhestartedthepenaltyshoot-outbypushingStevenGerrard'seffortontothebar,butheultimatelyendeduponthelosingteamasLiverpoolwontheshoot-out3–2.[31]Despitethesuccessfulcuprun,HeatonstillfoundhimselfsecondstringtoMarshallandwasreleasedattheendoftheseasonafterrejectinganewcontractintheWelshcapital.[32] BristolCity[edit] InJuly2012,HeatonheldtalkswithWatfordoverapotentialmove;however,Watford'snewownersdecidedtopulloutofthemove.[33]Laterthatmonth,HeatonwentontrialwithBristolCityduringtheirpre-seasontrainingcampinSpainandtheyopenedcontracttalkssoonafter.[34]On27July,Heatonsignedaone-yeardealwiththeclub,withtheoptionforafurther12months.[35]Hemadehisdebuton18August2012,ina1–0defeatawaytoNottinghamForest.[36]AdisappointingseasoninBristolledtotheclubowningtheworstdefensiverecordintheleaguewith84goalsallowed,andtheywererelegatedattheendoftheseason.[citationneeded]Heatonstarted43ofBristolCity's46matchesintheChampionshipthatseason,andwasviewedasoneoftheclub'sbestplayersthatseason.[37][38] Burnley[edit] HeatonplayingforBurnleyin2015 HeatonjoinedBurnleyinMay2013,afterturningdownafurtherone-yeardealatBristolCity.[citationneeded]HedecidedtostayintheChampionship,andBurnleyofferedHeatonatwo-yearcontractattachinghimtotheclubuntilJune2015,withanoptionofathirdyear.[39]AtargetofmanagerSeanDychewhileatWatford,Dyche'sfirstBurnleysigningwasdescribedasa"goodtechnician"witha"greatpedigree".[40]Heatonimmediatelybecamethefirst-choicegoalkeeperforBurnleyfollowingthedeparturesofLeeGrantandBrianJensen.[citationneeded]HemadehisBurnleydebutagainstBoltonWandererson3August2013.[citationneeded]On24August,hewastherecipientofararetechnicalcaution(hissecondofthematch)forhandlingtheballafterreleasingitwhilstplayingagainstBrighton,amatchtheylost2–0.[41]HeatonwasapartofBurnley'sdefencethatallowedonly37goals,thefewestintheleague,asBurnleyreturnedtothePremierLeagueforthefirsttimesince2009–10.[citationneeded]Heatonalsopickedup19cleansheets,themostbyanykeeperintheregularseason.[citationneeded] HeatonmadehisPremierLeaguedebuton18AugustagainstChelseaina3–1loss.[42]HeatonplayedineveryminuteofBurnley'sPremierLeaguecampaign,theonlygoalkeeperintheleaguetodoso,[43]buthiseffortswouldnotbeenough,asBurnleyandtheirleague-worstoffencewererelegatedattheendoftheseason.[44]Aftertheseason,HeatonwasvotedbyhisteammatesasBurnley'sPlayers'PlayeroftheYear.[45] Heaton(right)playingforBurnleyin2016 On30June2015,Heatonsignedanewthree-yeardealattheclubthroughtothesummerof2018.[46]TakingoverforJasonShackell,Heatonwasnamedascaptainforthe2015–16season,captainingtheteamforthefirsttimeon8August2015,ontheopeningdayofthe2015–16ChampionshipseasonagainstLeedsUnitedina1–1draw.[47]Heatonkept20cleansheetsduringtheseason,secondonlytoDimitriosKonstantopoulosofMiddlesbrough,[48]asBurnleydidnotloseinthesecondhalfoftheChampionshipseasonontheirwaytobecomingchampionsandearningpromotionbacktothePremierLeagueattheirfirstattempt.[49][50]Towardstheendoftheseason,HeatonwasnamedintheChampionshipPFATeamoftheYear.[51] On20July2016,Heatonsignedanothernewcontract,thistimeafour-yeardealrunninguntilthesummerof2020.[52]On29October,HeatonmadenumeroussavesduringthematchagainstformerclubManchesterUnited,thehighlightbeingamid-air,fullyextendedsaveofZlatanIbrahimovićthatHeatonclaimed"nearlybroke[his]arm".[53]Afterwards,HeatonrequiredmedicalattentionbutremainedinthematchtoleadBurnleytoa0–0draw,beingnamedManoftheMatchintheprocess.[54]Inthesameseasonon22January2017,Heatonmadehis150thleagueappearancefortheclubashewasbeatenbya97th-minutepenaltyfromAlexisSánchezthatsawArsenalwin2–1.[55][56] AstonVilla[edit] HeatonsignedfornewlypromotedPremierLeagueclubAstonVillaon1August2019foranundisclosedfee,[57]believedtobe£8 million.[58]On1January2020,Heatonsufferedaseason-endingkneeinjuryduringa2–1winagainsthisformerteamBurnley,agamewhichalsosawhisteammateWesleysufferasimilarlyseriouskneeinjury.[59] InSeptember2020,withHeatonstillinjured,VillasignedEmilianoMartínezfromArsenalastheirnewfirstchoicegoalkeeper.[60]On10November2020,afterovertenmonthsout,HeatonmadehisreturntofootballforAstonVillaU23s-ina2-2drawawayatBurnleyU23sinthePremierLeague2.[61]On26December2020,Heatonreturnedtothefirstteamsquadforthefirsttimesincehisinjury,featuringasanunusedsubstituteina3-0homewinoverCrystalPalace.[62] On28May2021,itwasannouncedthatHeatonwouldleaveAstonVillaattheendofhiscontract.[63] ReturntoManchesterUnited[edit] HeatonplayingforManchesterUnitedin2021 FollowinghisreleasebyAstonVilla,HeatonagreedtoreturntoManchesterUnitedon2July2021,11yearsafterfirstleavingthem.Hesignedatwo-yearcontractwiththeoptionofanextrayear.[64]On8December2021,Heatonfinallymadehisfirst-teamdebut,replacingDeanHendersoninthe68thminuteofthe2021–22UEFAChampionsLeaguematchagainstYoungBoys.[65] Internationalcareer[edit] HavingplayedforEnglandatvariousyouthlevels,HeatonwashandedhisEnglandunder-21debutinMarch2008bymanagerStuartPearcewhenhereplacedJoeHartasasubstituteduringamatchagainstPoland.[66]However,hedidnotmakethefinalsquadforthe2009UEFAEuropeanUnder-21Championship.[citationneeded] On21May2015,HeatonwascalleduptotheEnglandseniorteamforthefirsttimeaheadofafriendlyagainsttheRepublicofIrelandandaUEFAEuro2016qualifyingmatchagainstSlovenia.[67]HeatoncontinuedtobeincludedinRoyHodgson'ssquadsbeforefinallymakinghisdebutasan87th-minutesubstituteinplaceofFraserForsterinEngland'sEuro2016warm-upmatchagainstAustralia,playedatSunderland'sStadiumofLight.[68]HewasnamedinthesquadfortheUEFAEuro2016andworethenumber23.[69] On16May2018,hewasoneoffiveplayersnamedonstandbyforthe23-manEnglandsquadforthe2018FIFAWorldCup.[70]Heatonwasalsopartofthesquadwhichfinishedthirdatthe2018–19UEFANationsLeaguefinalsinPortugal,England'sbestmajorinternationalachievementsinceUEFAEuro1968.[71][72] Careerstatistics[edit] Club[edit] Asofmatchplayed8December2021 Appearancesandgoalsbyclub,seasonandcompetition Club Season League FACup LeagueCup Other Total Division Apps Goals Apps Goals Apps Goals Apps Goals Apps Goals ManchesterUnited 2005–06[73] PremierLeague 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2006–07[74] PremierLeague 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2007–08[75] PremierLeague 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2008–09[76] PremierLeague 0 0 — — 0 0 0 0 2009–10[17] PremierLeague 0 0 — — 0 0 0 0 Total 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 SwindonTown(loan) 2005–06[73] LeagueOne 14 0 2 0 1 0 2[a] 0 19 0 RoyalAntwerp(loan) 2005–06[77] BelgianSecondDivision 0 0 — — — 0 0 CardiffCity(loan) 2008–09[76] Championship 21 0 1 0 2 0 — 24 0 QueensParkRangers(loan) 2009–10[17] Championship 0 0 — 2 0 — 2 0 Rochdale(loan) 2009–10[17] LeagueTwo 12 0 0 0 — — 12 0 WycombeWanderers(loan) 2009–10[17] LeagueOne 16 0 — — — 16 0 CardiffCity 2010–11[26] Championship 27 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 30 0 2011–12[30] Championship 2 0 1 0 7 0 0 0 10 0 Total 29 0 2 0 9 0 0 0 40 0 BristolCity 2012–13[78] Championship 43 0 1 0 0 0 — 44 0 Burnley 2013–14[79] Championship 46 0 1 0 3 0 — 50 0 2014–15[80] PremierLeague 38 0 2 0 0 0 — 40 0 2015–16[81] Championship 46 0 2 0 0 0 — 48 0 2016–17[82] PremierLeague 35 0 1 0 0 0 — 36 0 2017–18[83] PremierLeague 4 0 0 0 0 0 — 4 0 2018–19[84] PremierLeague 19 0 0 0 1 0 2[b] 0 22 0 Total 188 0 6 0 4 0 2 0 200 0 AstonVilla 2019–20[85] PremierLeague 20 0 0 0 0 0 — 20 0 2020–21[86] PremierLeague 0 0 0 0 0 0 — 0 0 Total 20 0 0 0 0 0 — 20 0 ManchesterUnited 2021–22[87] PremierLeague 0 0 0 0 0 0 1[c] 0 1 0 Careertotal 343 0 12 0 18 0 5 0 378 0 ^AppearancesinFootballLeagueTrophy ^AppearancesinUEFAEuropaLeague ^AppearanceinUEFAChampionsLeague International[edit] Asofmatchplayed13June2017[88] Appearancesandgoalsbynationalteamandyear Nationalteam Year Apps Goals England 2016 2 0 2017 1 0 Total 3 0 Honours[edit] CardiffCity FootballLeagueCuprunner-up:2011–12[31] Burnley FootballLeagueChampionship:2015–16;[89]runner-up:2013–14[90] England UEFANationsLeaguethirdplace:2018–19[91] 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