Brighton · Premier League - Summer Series · Midfielder · #13 · England · 20 yrs
Jack Hinshelwood plays as a midfielder for Brighton. Jack Hinshelwood is a English international, 20 years old, midfielder, currently at Brighton. Jack Hinshelwood wears shirt number 13 for Brighton. Jack Hinshelwood was born in Chichester, England on 2005-04-11. Jack Hinshelwood is 181 cm tall and weighs 76 kg. Jack Hinshelwood's Sportra profile tracks season statistics across Premier League - Summer Series, UEFA U19 Championship - Qualification, Premier League International Cup, FA Cup, and other leagues. Jack Hinshelwood's page brings together career clubs, trophies, injury history, multi-competition stats, and related news headlines. On Sportra you can explore Jack Hinshelwood season statistics, transfer history, trophies, injury updates, and related news across every competition tracked in the profile.
Midfielder · #13
Brighton BRIIt's been a while coming but in Costinha Brighton have signed a player who they hope will solve a troublesome area over the last five years. In 2020 Joel Veltman signed from Ajax and has made nearly 200 appearances for the Seagulls. Over that period the Seagulls have sought to find a back-up solution with Pascal Gross, Jack Hinshelwood and Solly March all trying to fill in while Tariq Lamptey suffered persistent injury woes.
After a run of one win in 13 games, head coach Fabian Hurzeler took a more pragmatic tactical approach, utilised more experienced players and switched Jack Hinshelwood to No 10. The club secured a second successive eighth-place finish in the Premier League and a place in Europe for only the second time in their 125-year history. The promise of a first major trophy was only halted by top-quality Premier League sides Arsenal (League Cup) and Liverpool (FA Cup).
Jack Hinshelwood is one of the Premier League's breakout stars of this season. The Brighton academy graduate scored the Seagulls fastest ever goal in the Premier League on Saturday, with just 35 seconds on the clock. There are four generations of Hinshelwood's – all professional footballers – but none with a senior England cap.
Alex Crook tore into Wolves’ players for having ‘no pride’ in a scathing assessment during their 3-0 defeat to Brighton. Rob Edwards’ side endured a disastrous start at the Amex as they went two goals down inside the first five minutes of their Premier League clash. GettyWolves are going down from the Premier League with a whimper after a 3-0 defeat to Brighton[/caption] The Seagulls went ahead after just 37 seconds through Jack Hinshelwood’s header, and they soon doubled their money. Four minutes later, Wolves once again failed to compete in the air as Lewis Dunk headed home from a corner to make it 2-0. It was a disastrous start for the already relegated side, whose performance in the first 10 minutes summed up a miserable season. With just one more away trip left this term, the league’s bottom club look set to become just the seventh side of the Premier League era to go an entire campaign without winning away from home. ‘A disgrace’ While Wolves managed to avoid a total collapse by only shipping a third goal to Yankuba Minteh in the final 10 minutes, talkSPORT’s Alex Crook was less than impressed in the commentary box at the Amex. Crook began: “Spare a thought for those travelling Wolves fans, that away end is absolutely packed to capacity. “They’ve gone 19 matches in the Premier League away from Molineux without victory. They’ve not seen their team win away in the top flight since way back in May 2025 (a 1-0 win at Manchester United). “I think they’ve been a shambles so far. I think it’s been a disgrace, the performance.” Crook’s co-commentator, former West Ham defender Alvin Martin, was equally unimpressed. Agreeing with Crook, he chimed in: “I can understand how those fans down that far-hand side would show some anger. Even coming to support this team. GettyJack Hinshelwood scored Brighton’s fastest-ever Premier League goal to put them 1-0 up against Wolves[/caption] GettyRob Edwards has been unable to turn the tide at Wolves since taking charge in November[/caption] “Look, the first ten minutes they were all over the place. Every ball that went in they were second best. “Two headed goals – you wonder where the centre-halves are!” Martin added: “It’s just a crazy start. “They have woken up, I’ll give them some credit. But it took them ten minutes and they’re 2-0 down. “It really is a travesty. What was said in that dressing room, well goodness knows.” Wolves’ effort questioned Crook continued to slate Wolves’ players for their efforts, whose relegation from the top-flight in April was confirmed with five matches of the season remaining. Joao Gomes is set to swap the Championship for the Champions League with a £38.9million deal with Atletico Madrid close to being agreedGetty The Molineux outfit sit bottom of the Premier League table on 18 points, having won just three matches in the 2025/26 campaign. Crook rounded off: “There are players in this team earning decent Premier League wages. “There are players like Joao Gomes that we understand is going to join Atletico Madrid. “But I tell you what, they’re showing no pride either in the badge or in their individual performances.”
Brighton put their European push back on track by beating relegated Wolves at the Amex Stadium in a match that had the exasperated Wolves manager, Rob Edwards, pledging a summer clearout.Jack Hinshelwood headed home inside 35 seconds to register Brighton’s fastest Premier League goal before the captain, Lewis Dunk, escaped the marking of João Gomes only four minutes later to nod a second. Yankuba Minteh completed the scoring late on as the Brighton head coach, Fabian Hürzeler, celebrated his new contract in style. Continue reading...
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