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Southampton FC
| Season | Appearances | Emirates FA Cup | Carabao Cup | Premier League | Goals |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2019/20 | 13 | 3 | 0 | 10 | 0 |
| 2018/2019 | 17 | 2 | 3 | 12 | 0 |
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Angus Gunn Biography
Last updated 18 Sep 2020Former clubs: Manchester City, Norwich City (loan)
Early years
Born in Norwich, Angus Gunn is the son of Canaries legend and former Scotland international goalkeeper Bryan Gunn.
Gunn Jr very much followed in his father’s footsteps, with his talent as a keeper quickly evident.
It was with Norwich where he began his youth career, impressing to such an extent at an early age that Manchester City brought him into their academy set-up at the age of 15.
In Manchester, he played a key part in their successful youth teams, helping them reach the quarter-finals of the UEFA Youth League and winning the 2014/15 Under-18 title.
During the 2016/17 campaign, Gunn would primarily train and travel with the first-team group and feature on the bench, as well as making five starts for their Under-23s.
Making the step up
In 2017/18, he got his first taste of senior football, as he was loaned back to Norwich for the campaign, enhancing his burgeoning reputation by being an ever-present.
His senior debut came away at Fulham, before a first clean sheet in August during a 2-0 home success over QPR.
On the international scene, Gunn has represented England at all major international levels from Under-16s through to the Under-21s.
In 2016, he helped the Under-21s to win the Toulon Tournament, a side captained by James Ward-Prowse and also including Matt Targett, Nathan Redmond and Jack Stephens.
Having featured in the Under-21s squad during the European Championships in Poland, he earned his first senior call in November 2017 following Jack Butland’s withdrawal through injury.
Moving to St Mary's
Gunn arrived at St Mary’s in the summer of 2018, initially operating as the back-up to Alex McCarthy.
His Saints debut came in a 1-0 League Cup victory away to Brighton, in August 2018, with his Premier League bow coming in early January, as he impressively kept a clean sheet in a 0-0 draw at Chelsea.
It wasn’t too long until Gunn then claimed the regular starting spot for himself, finishing his opening season at St Mary’s as the club’s first choice.
Gunn continued to be the club's number one at the start of the 2019/20 season but after defeat to Leicester City was replaced by McCarthy who held onto the jersey for the remainder of the season.