Hasney Aljofree

Early career

Aljofree started his career as a youth player with Manchester United, a move to Bolton Wanderers in July 1996. He 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. Aljofree scored his first goal in his fourth match for the club, netting in a 2–1 defeat to St Johnstone, and he scored again in December, again in a defeat. Established as a first-team regular, Aljofree scored five times in the 2001–02 season, finishing on the winning side every time. After starting one match at the beginning of the following season, Aljofree was released from Tannadice, subsequently moving to by English Second Division side Plymouth Argyle, now managed by Sturrock.

Plymouth Argyle

During the 2004–05 season, he moved on loan to Sheffield Wednesday, again managed by Sturrock, and many thought that the manager would sign Aljofree again permanently. After just two appearances for Wednesday, he picked up an injury and returned to Argyle. Following the injury, he continued to make regular starts for Plymouth Argyle and captained the side during a pre-season friendly against Real Madrid in 2006. He 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. It was soon announced that he had been taken to hospital, and announced that he had…

Oldham

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.

Manchester United

In 2011, Aljofree was recruited by Manchester United to be their Under 15 assistant coach. The following year, he was promoted to head coach of the under 13 side while from 2013 until 2015, Aljofree was then shifted to become the head coach coordinator. In 2015, Aljofree was selected to become the Under 19 technical coach in their 2018–19 UEFA Youth League campaign. He also 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. Aljofree was also 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 also under 17 technical coach until 2020.

Singapore

On 21 August 2024, Aljofree became the Head of Coach Education & Development of Football Association of Singapore (FAS).

Aljofree was born to a Singaporean-Yemeni father and a British mother. Aljofree's son, Sonny (born 2004) is also a footballer and is part of the Manchester United academy.

Plymouth Argyle

Football League Second Division: 2003–04