England's 2010 U17 European Championship winners - where are they now?

On May 30, 2010, England’s U17s were crowned European Championship winners.

After winning all three of their Group B games, John Peacock’s side defeated France to book their spot in the final against Spain.

Spain took an early lead through Gerard Deulofeu, but England battled back to win 2-1 and lift the trophy.

12 years have passed since England won the competition and the players should now be in their prime.

But have those that represented England at the tournament fulfilled their potential? Find out below…

Sam Johnstone

Where were they in 2010? Manchester UnitedWhere are they in 2022? West Brom

Johnstone has picked up three England caps and is often included in Gareth Southgate’s squads. He is on the verge of a move to Crystal Palace, per BBC.

Bruno Pilatos

Where were they in 2010? MiddlesbroughWhere are they in 2022? Unknown

Unfortunately Pilatos did not make the grade as a professional footballer. He was listed as playing for Bishop Auckland FC in the English ninth tier in 2020/21, but no longer appears on their website.

Luke Garbutt

Where were they in 2010? EvertonWhere are they in 2022? Blackpool

Garbutt only made 12 appearances for Everton before leaving the club in 2020.

Conor Coady

Where were they in 2010? LiverpoolWhere are they in 2022? Wolverhampton Wanderers

Coady played twice for Liverpool. He’s now captain of Wolves and is a regular in Southgate’s England squads.

Nathaniel Chalobah

Where were they in 2010? ChelseaWhere are they in 2022? Fulham

Chalobah has recently been promoted back to the Premier League with Fulham.

Andre Wisdom

Where were they in 2010? LiverpoolWhere are they in 2022? Unattached

Wisdom left Derby County in 2021. He has trialled for numerous Championship clubs in the 2021/22 season –