Complete Academy
Hall Of Fame
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Every year, Complete Academy celebrates the players who take the next step in their football journey. Join the alumni and become part of the Hall of Fame. From academy pathways to professional opportunities, this is where we recognise the players who have worn the badge.
Class of 2020/21
A cold winter and an exceptionally wet May made for a stop-start spring, but the summer delivered a huge football moment: England reached the EURO 2020 final at Wembley, played in July 2021, before Italy won on penalties.
James Ferguson
Mark Morris
Karma Card
Freddie Jones
Sadik Khan
Josh Gordon
Trafford White
Ethan Laney
Daniel Mardle
Mackenzie Sarling
Finn Cherry
Leon Cassar
Class of 2019/20
The year the world stopped. February became the UK’s wettest on record, then the COVID-19 pandemic halted the football season in March. It returned behind closed doors, with Liverpool finally lifting their first league title in 30 years.
Keiran McCoy
Branden Harratt
Ben Glassar
Joe Fitzjohn
Luke Buckingham
Alfie Elcome
Carl Smith
Tom Brewer
Robbie Worley
Jack Brown
Ben Duncan
Ryan Holboj
Alfie Birch
Joe Gilliland
Luke Wiseman
Toby Harris
Class of 2018/19
February suddenly felt like spring, with Kew Gardens reaching 21.2°C in record-breaking winter warmth. Manchester City completed the first domestic treble in English men’s football, while Liverpool somehow finished second with 97 points.
Danny Lee Robinson
Kian Lowe
Ollie Joint
Lucas Griffiths
Tommy Loveridge
Kieran Callan
Callum Daniels
Alex Sumner
Jake Ravenhill
Ben James
Aaron Wareing
Matty Taylor
Class of 2017/18
The Beast from the East brought bitter cold and heavy snow before the season finished with record-breaking football. Manchester City became the first English top-flight side to reach 100 points.
Sonam Gurung
Matt Hyde
Beeshesh Rana
Aaron Martin
Ben Hampton
Jordan Hobbs
Jake Hughes
Alfie Smith
Elliott Cotton
Scott Mason
Jack Brewer
Scott Warren
Andy Martin
Tyler Parry
Joe Harris
Callum Kent
Kye Gould
Lewis Wilson
Class of 2016/17
A dry, settled winter gave way to a hot June, with Heathrow reaching 34.5°C. On the pitch, Antonio Conte’s Chelsea swept to the Premier League title with a then-record 30 wins.
Lee Jones
Mason Grant
Shea Fahy
Brandon Eaton
Mikey Leatherbarrow
Harry Jones
Josh Rowe
Jack Hogan
Luke Stephenson
Kenneth Carder
Tom Barker
Eddy Williams
Class of 2015/16
A season nobody forgot. England and Wales came through their mildest winter on record, while Leicester City turned 5,000-1 pre-season odds into one of football’s great stories by winning the Premier League.
Saahil Kapoor
Pete Marney
Ryan Coombes
Kailin Giles
Cesar Poeira
Lewis Newman
Shane Prior
Cameron Axhorn
Jordan McLatchie
Salah Abduhali
