50°53′17″N 1°27′38″W / 50.888035°N 1.460478°W / 50.888035; -1.460478 Southampton F.C. Under-21s and Academy or Saints U21s and Academy is the youth organisation run by Southampton F.C. to encourage and develop young footballers in the south of England. Renowned players including Gareth Bale, Theo Walcott, and Alan Shearer began their careers at this academy.

The team is made up of under-21 and academy players, is effectively Southampton's second-string side, but is limited to three outfield players and one goalkeeper over the age of 21 per game following the introduction of new regulations from the 2012–13 season.[1] They play in Premier League 2, Division 2. The team also competes in the EFL Trophy, Premier League International Cup, Premier League Cup and the Hampshire Senior Cup. The under-18 players among other younger age groups make up the Academy team and play in the Premier League U18 First Division, South, Premier League U18 Cup and the FA Youth Cup.

Home fixtures are contested at A.F.C. Totton's Testwood Stadium with some fixtures being held at St. Mary's. Some games are played at the club's training facilities at Staplewood in Long Lane, Marchwood, Southampton if required. Since September 2023, the Under 21 team has been managed by Adam Asghar, while since September 2023, the Under 18s have been managed by Calum MacFarlane.

Age categories

  • Under 21 (professionals)
  • Under 18
  • Under 16
  • Under 15
  • Under 14
  • Under 13
  • Under 12
  • Under 11
  • Under 10
  • Under 9
  • Under 8

International players

Amongst the players who passed through the Saints Academy and went on to represent their country since the turn of the Millennium are:

In the past, prior to the establishment of the academy, the Southampton youth system has produced other international players, including Terry Paine, Martin Chivers, Steve Williams, Mick Channon, Matthew Le Tissier, Kevin Phillips, Alan Shearer and Dennis Wise.

Four former Saints academy players featured in the England Under-21 match against Montenegro on 7 September 2007: Martin Cranie and Theo Walcott both started (with Walcott setting up the second goal) whilst Dexter Blackstock and Andrew Surman came on as second-half substitutes, with Surman scoring the final goal in a 3–0 victory, tapping the ball home in stoppage time from a knock-down by Blackstock.[2][3]

In England's international friendly against Denmark on 5 March 2014, three graduates of the Southampton F.C. Academy appeared as second-half substitutes: Luke Shaw (making his debut), Adam Lallana and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain.

Present structure

Andy Goldie is the current Academy Director, having joined the club from Swansea City in July 2023. He is assisted by Natasha Patel, who returned to the club in 2023 following a spell at New York Red Bulls. The current academy set up has teams at all age groups from Under 8s all the way through to the professional B team, employing large number of coaches and educational staff. Iain Brunnschweiler is the current Coach Development Manager for the academy. Academy players from the age of 16 up until the age of 18 are often looked after by Host Families within the local area. Jack Chapman is the Head of Academy Recruitment, while Head of Recruitment Darren Mowbray and Director of Football Operations Jason Wilcox also oversee academy recruitment.

The aim of the Southampton academy is to "...produce Premiership class players..."[4]

Southampton has regularly reached the latter stages of the FA Youth Cup, as well as being successful in the FA Premier Academy League championship. In the 2010–2011 season the U18s were only just "...Pipped to the Title..." by one point on the last day of the season of the Group A league. Southampton had to win and Fulham had to draw or lose for Southampton to come top. After winning 1–3 away to Coventry City the U18s were dismayed to discover Fulham had come back from being 0–3 down versus Leicester City to win 5–3.

The academy has joined up with local college Sparsholt College to try to give those footballers who have missed out on a scholarship the opportunity to remain in the game and train and play matches with the Southampton Academy.[5]

In May 2013, Andre Villas-Boas, manager of Tottenham Hotspur praised the Southampton Academy for its ability to produce star players, describing it as "a great school of development" and comparing it to Sporting Lisbon.[6]

In April 2015, a Southampton U21 side won the U21 Premier League Cup, defeating a Blackburn Rovers U21 side in the two-legged final at St Mary's Stadium in front of more than 12,000 fans. Goals from Ryan Seager and Sam Gallagher cancelled out a Matt Targett own goal to give Southampton a 2–1 victory after extra time to win the second edition of the cup.[7]

In September 2020, Southampton revamped their Under-23s programme to 'enhance the pathway into the first team for its younger players.' A 'structure and philosophical overhaul' saw the Under-23s side become a B team. The new B team will mirror the training programmes, coaching and style of play of the first team. Training and fixtures, where possible, will also be organised so it does not clash with the first team so the first team manager and coaches can watch the side train or play and also take part in coaching sessions. The side will still continue to participate in the same competitions as before the revamp.[8]

Under new club Director of Football Matt Crocker, individual player coaches have been brought-in to try and improve players coming through the academy. Lee Skyrme was appointed B team individual player coach in 2021, while Mikey Harris was appointed in the same role for the U18s in the same year.[9] Harris was replaced in 2022 by Pete Haynes, with Harris having been promoted to U18 head coach.[10]

Under-21 team squad

Southampton Under-21 team
Full nameSouthampton Football Club Under-21 team
Nickname(s)The Saints
GroundTestwood Stadium, Totton, Southampton
ManagerAdam Asghar (Under-21 team)
LeaguePremier League 2, Division 1
2022–23Premier League 2, Division 2, 1st (Champions)
WebsiteClub website

Players (excluding scholars) who will qualify as Under-21 team players in season 2023–24 (i.e. born on or after 1 January 2003) and who are outside the first team squad.

As of 6 July 2023[11]
  • Squad numbers represent numbers given to players for first team and EFL Trophy matches only.
  • ± Denotes a player on an 'extended scholarship'.
  • * Denotes a player who is overage (born before 1 January 2003) and outside of the first team squad.

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
GK England ENG Josh Jeffries ±
GK Bahrain BHR Adli Mohamed ±
DF England ENG Derrick Abu
DF England ENG Zach Awe
49 DF England ENG Will Armitage
39 DF Northern Ireland NIR Matt Carson
48 DF England ENG Sonnie Davis
43 DF England ENG Jem Hewlett
36 DF England ENG Olly Lancashire *
DF England ENG Josh Lett
No. Pos. Nation Player
DF England ENG Dynel Simeu
DF England ENG Thierry Small
44 DF England ENG Jake Vokins *
40 MF England ENG Cam Bragg
38 MF England ENG Diamond Edwards
MF Republic of Ireland IRL Joe O'Brien-Whitmarsh
MF Scotland SCO Josh Squires ±
MF England ENG Alex Stepien-Iwumene ±
FW Republic of Ireland IRL Luke Pearce

Out on loan

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
GK England ENG Josh McNamara (on loan at St Albans City until 31 January 2024)
47 GK England ENG Ollie Wright (on loan at Bath City until end of season)
DF England ENG Nico Lawrence (on loan at Colchester United until end of season)
No. Pos. Nation Player
DF England ENG Lewis Payne (on loan at Newport County until end of season)
41 MF England ENG Ryan Finnigan (on loan at Shrewsbury Town until end of season)

Under-21 team

Leagues

Cups

  • U21 Premier League Cup
    • Winners: 2014–15
  • Southampton Senior Cup
    • Winners: 2017–18
  • South Shields International Tournament
    • Winners: 2018–19

Under-18 squad

Southampton Under-18s
Full nameSouthampton Football Club (Under-18s)
Nickname(s)The Saints
GroundStaplewood Campus, Long Lane, Marchwood, Southampton
ManagerCalum MacFarlane (Under-18s)
LeaguePremier U18 First Division, South
2022–23Premier U18 First Division, South, 8th
WebsiteClub website
As of 16 June 2023[12]

Academy 2nd Years 2023–24

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
50 DF England ENG Nathanael Boot * (DoB xx.xx.xxxx)
DF England ENG Tyler Edmondson (DoB xx.xx.xxxx)
DF England ENG Reggie Evans (DoB xx.xx.xxxx)
DF Wales WAL Ethan Hartness (DoB xx.xx.xxxx)
MF Wales WAL Joe Andrews (DoB 14.02.2006)
MF England ENG Isaac Bailey (DoB xx.xx.xxxx)
No. Pos. Nation Player
51 MF England ENG Brandon Charles * (DoB xx.xx.xxxx)
33 MF England ENG Tyler Dibling * (DoB 12.03.2006)
52 FW England ENG Princewill Ehibhatiomhan * (DoB 20.10.2005)
42 FW England ENG Will Merry * (DoB 22.11.2005)
FW England ENG Alfie Prescot (DoB xx.xx.xxxx)
  • * = Professional contracts

Academy 1st Years 2023–24

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
GK England ENG Henry Upstell (DoB xx.xx.xxxx)
DF England ENG Tommy Dobson-Ventura * (DoB 03.09.2006)
DF England ENG Max Fry (DoB xx.xx.xxxx)
DF England ENG Jayden Moore * (DoB xx.xx.xxxx)
DF England ENG Tevin Myers (DoB xx.xx.xxxx)
DF England ENG Abdulhalim Okonola-Matthews (DoB xx.xx.xxxx)
DF England ENG Ben Sheaf (DoB 09.11.2006)
MF England ENG Aston Daley (DoB 29.11.2006)
No. Pos. Nation Player
MF England ENG James Martin (DoB xx.xx.xxxx)
46 MF England ENG Jay Robinson (DoB 15.03.2007)
MF England ENG Thierry Rohart-Brown (DoB xx.xx.xxxx)
MF Spain ESP Sufianu Sillah Dibaga (DoB xx.xx.xxxx)
MF England ENG Moses Sesay (DoB 05.01.2007)
MF England ENG Barnaby Williams * (DoB xx.xx.xxxx)
FW England ENG Nicholas Oyekunle (DoB 09.01.2007)
FW England ENG Josh Pitts (DoB xx.xx.xxxx)
  • * = Professional contracts

U18 honours

Leagues

Cups

Staff

Academy Leads
  • Academy Director: Andy Goldie
  • Assistant Academy Director: Natasha Patel
  • Head of Academy Coaching: Ricky King
  • Head of Academy Recruitment: Jack Chapman
  • Head of Academy Medical Services: Tom Sturdy
  • Coach Development Manager: Iain Brunnschweiler
Under-21 / Under-18 management
  • U21 Coach: Adam Asghar
  • U21 Individual Player Coach: Vacant
  • U18 Coach: Calum MacFarlane
  • U18 Individual Player Coach: Pete Haynes
  • Development Coach: Jeremy Newton
  • Development Coach: Olly Lancashire
  • Development Coach: Sam McQueen
  • Development Goalkeeping Coach: Ryan Flood
  • Development Goalkeeping Coach: Steve Grinham

Academy graduates (2000–present)

A number of players from the Southampton F.C. Academy have gone on to have careers in professional football, whether at Southampton or at other clubs. The following is a list of players who have made their Southampton first-team debuts since the turn of the millennium. Players who have represented Southampton in only the EFL Trophy are not included in this list. Academy graduates who still play for Southampton, including those that are currently out on loan to other clubs, are highlighted in green. Where players have made their debut in the same fixture, they are sorted alphabetically by surname.

As of 13 January 2024
Player Position Southampton appearances Southampton goals Current club Born International honours Debut Manager
Ryan AshfordDF10RetiredEngland HonitonAge 18 vs. Mansfield Town, League Cup, 26 September 2000Glenn Hoddle
Scott McDonaldFW30RetiredAustralia MelbourneAustralia AustraliaAge 18 vs. Brighton & Hove Albion, League Cup, 11 September 2001Stuart Gray
Chris BairdDF793RetiredNorthern Ireland RasharkinNorthern Ireland Northern IrelandAge 21 vs. Aston Villa, Premier League, 22 March 2003Gordon Strachan
Kevin PhillipsFW7326RetiredEngland HitchinEngland EnglandAge 30 vs. Leicester City, Premier League, 16 August 2003
Léandre GriffitMF82RetiredFrance MaubeugeFrance France U21Age 19 vs. Blackburn Rovers, Premier League, 25 October 2003
Yoann FollyMF180RetiredFrance ParisTogo TogoAge 18 vs. Tottenham Hotspur, Premier League, 27 March 2004Paul Sturrock
Martin CranieDF250RetiredEngland YeovilEngland England U21Age 17 vs. Chelsea, Premier League, 1 May 2004
Alan BlayneyGK40RetiredNorthern Ireland BelfastNorthern Ireland Northern IrelandAge 22 vs. Newcastle United, Premier League, 12 May 2004
Leon BestFW174RetiredEngland NottinghamRepublic of Ireland Republic of IrelandAge 18 vs. Newcastle United, Premier League, 19 September 2004Steve Wigley
Dexter BlackstockFW369RetiredEngland OxfordAntigua and Barbuda Antigua and BarbudaAge 18 vs. Everton, Premier League, 16 October 2004
Theo WalcottMF/FW8210RetiredEngland StanmoreEngland EnglandAge 16 vs. Wolverhampton Wanderers, Football League Championship, 6 August 2005Harry Redknapp
Dennis WiseDF/MF121RetiredEngland KensingtonEngland EnglandAge 38 vs. Wolverhampton Wanderers, Football League Championship, 6 August 2005
Nathan DyerMF663RetiredEngland TrowbridgeAge 17 vs. Southend United, League Cup, 22 August 2005
David McGoldrickFW7515England Notts CountyEngland NottinghamRepublic of Ireland Republic of IrelandAge 17 vs. Mansfield Town, Carling Cup, 20 September 2005
Matt MillsDF60RetiredEngland SwindonEngland England U19Age 19 vs. Watford, Football League Championship, 26 December 2005Dave Bassett &
Dennis Wise
Bartosz BiałkowskiGK420England MillwallPoland BraniewoPoland PolandAge 18 vs. Crystal Palace, Football League Championship, 25 January 2006George Burley
Andrew SurmanMF14618RetiredSouth Africa JohannesburgEngland England U21Age 19 vs. Crystal Palace, Football League Championship, 25 January 2006
Simon GillettMF390RetiredEngland OxfordAge 20 vs. Leicester City, FA Cup, 28 January 2006
Gareth BaleDF/MF455RetiredWales CardiffWales WalesAge 16 vs. Millwall, Football League Championship, 17 April 2006
Adam LallanaMF26560England Brighton & Hove AlbionEngland St AlbansEngland EnglandAge 18 vs. Yeovil Town, League Cup, 23 August 2006
Cédric BaseyaFW10RetiredFrance Brétigny-sur-OrgeDemocratic Republic of the Congo DR Congo U20Age 20 vs. Ipswich Town, Football League Championship, 1 March 2008Nigel Pearson
Michael PokeGK40RetiredEngland StainesAge 22 vs. Wolverhampton Wanderers, Football League Championship, 4 March 2008
Lloyd JamesMF852England Taunton TownEngland BristolWales Wales U21Age 20 vs. Cardiff City, Football League Championship, 9 August 2008Jan Poortvliet
Jake ThomsonMF160England StonehamEngland SouthseaTrinidad and Tobago Trinidad and TobagoAge 19 vs. Cardiff City, Football League Championship, 9 August 2008
Jamie WhiteFW30RetiredEngland SouthamptonAge 18 vs. Derby County, Football League Championship, 23 August 2008
Joseph MillsDF360RetiredEngland SwindonEngland England U18Age 18 vs. Birmingham City, Carling Cup, 26 August 2008
Olly LancashireDF170England SouthamptonEngland HookAge 19 vs. Queens Park Rangers, Football League Championship, 14 September 2008
Matt PatersonFW222England Bognor Regis TownScotland DunfermlineScotland Scotland U19Age 18 vs. Norwich City, Football League Championship, 30 September 2008
Oscar GobernMF252England Havant & WaterloovilleEngland BirminghamEngland England U19Age 17 vs. Preston North End, Football League Championship, 1 November 2008
Kayne McLaggonFW81Wales Barry Town UnitedWales BarryWales Wales CAge 18 vs. Plymouth Argyle, Football League Championship, 26 December 2008
Alex Oxlade-ChamberlainMF4210Turkey BeşiktaşEngland PortsmouthEngland EnglandAge 16 vs. Huddersfield Town, Football League One, 2 March 2010Alan Pardew
Callum McNishMF10England North LeighEngland OxfordAge 17 vs. Carlisle United, Football League One, 24 April 2010
Aaron MartinDF292England EastleighIsle of Wight Newport, IOWAge 20 vs. Gillingham, Football League One, 1 May 2010
Sam HoskinsFW50England Northampton TownEngland DorchesterAge 18 vs. Swindon Town, League Cup, 30 August 2011Dean Wilkins
Ben ReevesDF/MF131Free AgentEngland VerwoodNorthern Ireland Northern IrelandAge 19 vs. Preston North End, League Cup, 21 September 2011Nigel Adkins
James Ward-ProwseMF41055England West Ham UnitedEngland PortsmouthEngland EnglandAge 16 vs. Crystal Palace, League Cup, 25 October 2011
Ryan DobleFW10RetiredWales BlaenavonWales Wales U21Age 20 vs. Coventry City, FA Cup, 7 January 2012
Jack StephensDF1626England SouthamptonEngland TorpointEngland England U21Age 17 vs. Coventry City, FA Cup, 7 January 2012
Luke ShawDF670England Manchester UnitedEngland Kingston upon ThamesEngland EnglandAge 16 vs. Millwall, FA Cup, 28 January 2012
Calum ChambersDF250England Aston VillaEngland PetersfieldEngland EnglandAge 17 vs. Stevenage, League Cup, 28 August 2012
Andy RobinsonMF10England Gosport BoroughEngland BournemouthAge 19 vs. Sheffield Wednesday, League Cup, 25 September 2012
Lloyd IsgroveMF80England SholingEngland YeovilWales WalesAge 19 vs. Leeds United, League Cup, 30 October 2012
Harrison ReedMF300England FulhamEngland WorthingEngland England U20Age 18 vs. Barnsley, League Cup, 27 August 2013Mauricio Pochettino
Omar RoweMF20England Hayes & YeadingEngland HackneyAge 18 vs. Barnsley, League Cup, 27 August 2013
Jake SinclairFW10RetiredEngland BathAge 18 vs. Barnsley, League Cup, 27 August 2013
Sam GallagherFW262England Blackburn RoversEngland CamberleyEngland England U20Age 18 vs. Sunderland, League Cup, 6 November 2013
Sam McQueenDF/MF290RetiredEngland SouthamptonEngland England U21Age 19 vs. Sunderland, FA Cup, 15 February 2014
Matt TargettDF631England Newcastle UnitedEngland EastleighEngland England U21Age 18 vs. Millwall, League Cup, 26 August 2014Ronald Koeman
Jake HeskethMF41England SholingEngland StockportAge 18 vs. Manchester United, Premier League, 8 December 2014
Dominic GapeMF10England Sutton UnitedEngland Burton BradstockAge 20 vs. Everton, Premier League, 20 December 2014
Jason McCarthyDF10England Wycombe WanderersEngland SouthamptonAge 19 vs. Crystal Palace, Premier League, 26 December 2014
Ryan SeagerFW20England Dorking WanderersEngland YeovilEngland England U20 call-upAge 18 vs. Crystal Palace, FA Cup, 24 January 2015
Olufela OlomolaFW10England BromleyEngland LondonAge 19 vs. Sunderland, EFL Cup, 26 October 2016Claude Puel
Josh SimsMF/FW270Scotland Ross CountyEngland YeovilEngland England U20Age 19 vs. Everton, Premier League, 27 November 2016
Harry LewisGK30England Bradford CityEngland ShrewsburyEngland England U18Age 19 vs. Norwich City, FA Cup, 7 January 2017
Michael ObafemiFW395England BurnleyRepublic of Ireland DublinRepublic of Ireland Republic of IrelandAge 17 vs. Tottenham Hotspur, Premier League, 21 January 2018Mauricio Pellegrino
Danny IngsFW10046England West Ham UnitedEngland WinchesterEngland EnglandAge 26 vs. Burnley, Premier League, 12 August 2018Mark Hughes
Yan ValeryDF532France AngersFrance Champigny-sur-MarneTunisia TunisiaAge 19 vs. Leicester City, League Cup, 27 November 2018
Tyreke JohnsonMF30England Chippenham TownEngland TrowbridgeAge 20 vs. Arsenal, Premier League, 16 December 2018Ralph Hasenhüttl
Kayne RamsayDF40England Harrogate TownEngland HackneyAge 18 vs. Manchester City, Premier League, 30 December 2018
Marcus BarnesFW10RetiredEngland ReadingAge 22 vs. Derby County, FA Cup, 5 January 2019
Callum SlatteryMF50Scotland MotherwellEngland KidlingtonEngland England U20Age 19 vs. Derby County, FA Cup, 5 January 2019
Jake VokinsDF51England SouthamptonEngland OxfordEngland England U19Age 19 vs. Manchester City, League Cup, 29 October 2019
Will SmallboneMF454England SouthamptonEngland BasingstokeRepublic of Ireland Republic of IrelandAge 19 vs. Huddersfield Town, FA Cup, 4 January 2020
Nathan TellaMF/FW443Germany Bayer LeverkusenEngland StevenageNigeria NigeriaAge 20 vs. Norwich City, Premier League, 19 June 2020
Dan NlunduluFW161England Bolton WanderersFranceEngland England U16Age 21 vs. Everton, Premier League, 25 October 2020
Kegs ChaukeMF10England Burton AlbionSouth Africa PretoriaEngland England U18 call-upAge 18 vs. Shrewsbury Town, FA Cup, 19 January 2021
Ryan FinniganMF10England Southampton
(on loan at
England Shrewsbury Town)
EnglandAge 17 vs. Shrewsbury Town, FA Cup, 19 January 2021
Alexandre JankewitzMF30Switzerland Young Boys
(on loan at
Switzerland Winterthur)
Switzerland VeveySwitzerland Switzerland U21Age 19 vs. Shrewsbury Town, FA Cup, 19 January 2021
Caleb WattsMF40England Exeter CityEngland EssexAustralia Australia U23Age 19 vs. Shrewsbury Town, FA Cup, 19 January 2021
Allan TchaptchetDF10France GrenobleFrance BesançonFrance France U16Age 19 vs. Manchester United, Premier League, 2 February 2021
Thierry SmallDF10England SouthamptonEngland SolihullEngland England U18Age 17 vs. Coventry City, FA Cup, 5 February 2022
Dom BallardFW41England Southampton
(on loan at
England Reading)
EnglandEngland England U18Age 17 vs. Cambridge United, EFL Cup, 23 August 2022
Diamond EdwardsMF10England SouthamptonEnglandEngland England U15 call-upAge 18 vs. Cambridge United, EFL Cup, 23 August 2022
Lewis PayneDF10England Southampton
(on loan at
Wales Newport County)
EnglandAge 18 vs. Cambridge United, EFL Cup, 23 August 2022
Kamari DoyleMF20England SouthamptonEnglandEngland England U18Age 17 vs. Brighton & Hove Albion, Premier League, 21 May 2023Rubén Sellés
Sam Amo-AmeyawMF60England SouthamptonEnglandEngland England U17Age 16 vs. Liverpool, Premier League, 28 May 2023
Tyler DiblingMF30England SouthamptonEngland ExeterEngland England U17Age 17 vs. Gillingham, EFL Cup, 8 August 2023Russell Martin
Jayden MeghomaDF20England SouthamptonEnglandEngland England U17Age 17 vs. Gillingham, EFL Cup, 8 August 2023
Cam BraggMF10England SouthamptonEnglandAge 18 vs. Walsall, FA Cup, 6 January 2024

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