James McClean | Football Stats | Stoke City | Age 30

	11. James McClean
	Midfielder Stoke City

Real name	James McClean
Age	30 (Born 22 Apr, 1989)
Height	5ft 11in (1.8m)
Weight	11st (69.84kg)

Place of birth	Northern Ireland
Nationality	Ireland
Date Signed	21 Jul, 2018
Fee	£5,000,000

Career

CLUB	FROM	TO	FEE	LEAGUE		FA CUP		LGE CUP		OTHER
				APPS	GLS	APPS	GLS	APPS	GLS	APPS	GLS
Stoke	21 Jul, 18		£5,000,000	41 (10)	5	1 (1)	0	2 (0)	0	0 (0)	0
West Brom	21 Jun, 15	21 Jul, 18	£1,500,000	55 (44)	4	8 (0)	0	3 (2)	1	0 (0)	0
Wigan	09 Aug, 13	21 Jun, 15	Signed	53 (20)	9	4 (2)	1	0 (0)	0	5 (2)	0
Sunderland	09 Aug, 11	09 Aug, 13	£350,000	44 (15)	7	8 (0)	1	2 (1)	3	0 (0)	0
Derry City	01 Feb, 09	09 Aug, 11		0 (0)	0	0 (0)	0	0 (0)	0	0 (0)	0
Totals			£6,850,000	193 (89)	25	21 (3)	2	7 (3)	4	5 (2)	0
Goals per Game				0.08		0.08		n/a		0

Games played by James McClean in 2019/2020
						GLS	YEL	RED
Championship	Sa 03Aug 2019		Stoke	1 - 2	QPR
EFL Cup	Tu 13Aug 2019		Wigan	0 - 1	Stoke
Championship	Sa 17Aug 2019		Stoke	2 - 2	Derby
Championship	We 21Aug 2019		Preston	3 - 1	Stoke	1
Championship	Sa 24Aug 2019		Stoke	0 - 3	Leeds
Championship	Sa 31Aug 2019		Birmingham	2 - 1	Stoke
European Championships	Th 05Sep 2019		Ireland	1 - 1	Switzerland
International Friendly	Tu 10Sep 2019		Ireland	3 - 1	Bulgaria
Championship	Sa 14Sep 2019		Stoke	1 - 2	Bristol C
Championship	Sa 21Sep 2019		Brentford	0 - 0	Stoke
Championship	Fr 27Sep 2019		Stoke	2 - 3	Nottm Forest	1
Championship	Tu 01Oct 2019		Stoke	0 - 1	Huddersfield
European Championships	Sa 12Oct 2019	^N	Georgia	0 - 0	Ireland

Appearances:13Totals:

Match in Focus

19:45 TODAY SKY

Switzerland v Ireland

Home Win	Draw	Away Win

Key stats

Switzerland haven’t lost a competitive home match since 2014 – a run stretching 14 games

Expert verdict

Ireland will need to sharpen up in attack to take a positive result from their pivotal Euro 2020 qualification clash against Switzerland in Geneva. Ireland missed a huge chance to cement their place in Group D’s top two after a dour 0-0 draw against Georgia on Saturday, though one more victory from their remaining pair of fixtures will still see them qualify for next year’s showpiece. Switzerland have little to fear from the Irish frontline and should harness the energy of their buoyant support to break down the visitors.

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