Brice Clutterbuck didn't achieve any fame as a football player.

Having made his U18 debut in 14/01/08, Brice Clutterbuck has gone to make 6 appearances.

Having made his U21 debut in 07/07/08, Brice Clutterbuck has gone to make 15 appearances.

Having made his Morocco debut in 27/09/10, Brice Clutterbuck has gone to make 2 appearances.

At the international level he played a total of 23 games, scored 1 goals and was nominated MoM 0 times for Morocco, Australia Under 21, Australia Under 18.

At city level competition he made his debut for Melbourne on 05/03/12, having played 4 games and scored a total of 0 goals..

He began his career at Bankstown Park in season 3, making a total of 19 appearances and scoring 2 goals in his first club.

In season 5 he joined Chainsaw Choir and made 10 appearances scored 2 goals.
In season 5 he joined Bankstown Park.
In season 6 he joined Bläshammar BK and made 12 appearances scored 7 goals.
In season 7 he joined Perth Pirates and made 31 appearances scored 4 goals.
In season 9 he joined SC Kismarton-Eisenst and made 35 appearances scored 5 goals.
Was transfered to Punta Arenas Champions in season 11 for 0 and made 7 appearances.
In season 11 he joined american dogs and made 5 appearances.
In season 11 he joined Marroco Devils and made 55 appearances.
Was transfered to Melbourne Victory in season 14 for 0 and made 78 appearances.
Was transfered to Brisbane Supersonics in season 18 for 0.

Brice Clutterbuck has build a record of wins through his career:
08/10/2009 - Cup Winner (SC Kismarton-Eisenst)
13/09/2010 - National champion of Botola (Marroco Devils)

Brice Clutterbuck ended his career in season 18 playing for Brisbane Supersonics with a total of 252 career appearances, scored 20 goals, was nominated MoM 8 times.

Brice Clutterbuck entered the hall of fame of Marroco Devils.