Quantos jogos Jim Leighton fez pela Escócia?

Fez 91 jogos entre 1982 e 1998, o segundo maior número da história da seleção escocesa.

Que títulos Leighton ganhou no Aberdeen?

Dois Campeonatos Escoceses, quatro Copas da Escócia, uma Copa da Liga, a Recopa Europeia e a Supercopa da Europa.

Em quais Copas do Mundo Jim Leighton jogou?

Participou das Copas de 1986, 1990 e 1998, esta última aos 40 anos.

Resposta rápida

Jim Leighton é um ex-goleiro escocês, campeão da Recopa Europeia de 1983 pelo Aberdeen e dono de 91 jogos pela Escócia, o segundo maior número da seleção.

Jim Leighton

Jim Leighton is a retired Scottish goalkeeper born in Johnstone on July 24, 1958. He started at Aberdeen, where he was one of the pillars of the generation trained by Alex Ferguson that won the European Cup Winners' Cup in 1982-83. In 1988, Ferguson brought him to Manchester United. He was benched after conceding three goals in the 1990 FA Cup Final and went on to rebuild his career at Dundee and, from 1993, at Hibernian. He returned to Aberdeen in 1997 and stayed until 2000. For Scotland, he made his debut on October 13, 1982, against East Germany, and earned 91 caps, the second highest number in the history of the national team. He participated in the World Cups of 1986, 1990 and 1998. In October 1998, at 40 years old, he ended his international career as the oldest player to play for his country.