Jon Harley was born on 26 September 1979 and is an English former professional footballer.
14 Facts About Jon Harley
Jon Harley started his career with Chelsea, making his debut against Derby County in April 1998.
Jon Harley was equally unable to establish himself in the Fulham side, despite a somewhat outstanding goal against Aston Villa, in which he beat Peter Enckelman with a 40-yard strike.
Jon Harley joined Sheffield United permanently in June 2004 on a free transfer, playing regularly and scoring two goals.
Jon Harley managed to establish himself as the club's first choice left-back, starting with a series of impressive performances.
Jon Harley is known for his attacking intent and often gets forward to offer support down the left-wing.
Jon Harley is an excellent set-piece taker and was vital to many of Burnley's free-kick 'routines'.
Jon Harley remained almost ever-present during his second season with Burnley.
On 9 March 2008 Jon Harley failed to agree a new deal with Burnley, signalling his intent to leave the club during the following summer.
On 17 July 2008 Jon Harley signed a two-year deal with Watford.
On 16 August 2012, Jon Harley signed for League One club Portsmouth on a short-term contract.
Jon Harley was released alongside five other players on 15 January 2013.
On 13 March 2013, Jon Harley signed for his hometown club Maidstone United on a non-contract basis, combining his time with the semi-professional club with working as a youth coach for the Chelsea Academy.
Jon Harley was appointed as assistant head coach to John Mousinho on 16 February 2023.