19 Facts About Hasney Aljofree

Hasney Aljofree was born on 11 July 1978 and is an English former footballer who played as a defender.

Hasney Aljofree joined Bolton Wanderers in 1996 and made his first-team debut the following year.

Hasney Aljofree moved on to Dundee United in 2000 and spent a productive two years with the club, scoring his first four goals in league competition.

Hasney Aljofree linked up with Paul Sturrock for a second time at Plymouth Argyle, where he enjoyed the most successful period of his career to date.

Hasney Aljofree spent time on loan with Sheffield Wednesday and Oldham Athletic before being signed by Swindon Town; linking up with Sturrock for a fourth time.

Hasney Aljofree captained the side on numerous occasions, but was hampered by injury problems, one of which kept him sidelined for 10 months.

Hasney Aljofree was released from his contract in 2010 and then signed for Oldham Athletic on a short-term contract.

Hasney Aljofree started his career as a youth player with Manchester United, a move to Bolton Wanderers in July 1996.

Hasney Aljofree made 22 first-team appearances for Bolton before being transferred in 2000 to Scottish Premier League side Dundee United, who were managed at the time by Paul Sturrock.

Hasney Aljofree appeared to have picked up a serious injury after 31 minutes of an away game against Southampton on 16 September 2006 and left the field on a stretcher with a neck brace.

Hasney Aljofree hit back publicly by telling the Swindon Advertiser that the felt the players were "scared to play at the County Ground", a statement that received widespread ridicule from the Swindon faithful, as they expected results to turn around.

Hasney Aljofree is yet to play under current manager Danny Wilson as a knee injury forced him off in a relegation battle with Yeovil, a week prior to Wilson's arrival on Boxing Day.

On 20 October 2009, Hasney Aljofree made a return to football, playing 45 minutes for Swindon Reserves in a match against his old side Plymouth, after 10 months out of action.

Hasney Aljofree returned to Oldham Athletic for a third time in November 2010 as a coach for the under-14 side, having been forced to retire as a professional footballer after a 14-year career.

In 2011, Hasney Aljofree was recruited by Manchester United to be their Under 15 assistant coach.

Hasney Aljofree guided the team to finished at the top of the group stage table with 5 wins and 1 draw thus qualifying to the Round of 16.

Hasney Aljofree was then chosen to be the head coach of the under 14 side until 2018 where he was promoted to become the under 16 head coach and under 17 technical coach until 2020.

Hasney Aljofree was born to a Singaporean father and a British mother.

Hasney Aljofree's son, Sonny was born on 2004 and is a footballer and is part of the Manchester United academy.