Ashley Young and his son Tyler could make Championship history: for the first time father and son in the lineup.
Historic moment for Ashley and Tyler Young
According to The Sun: Ashley and Tyler Young are preparing to become the first father and son to take the field together in the history of the Championship.
Their historic showdown last season was interrupted by Peterborough manager Darren Ferguson in the FA Cup when Tyler and his team faced Everton.
REX REXIf Tyler had played then, they would have been the first father and son to play against each other in the 154-year history of the FA Cup.
Now they can be part of the same team, as Tyler, 19, has signed a youth contract with Ipswich Town after a successful trial.
Ashley, former Manchester United and England international, joined the Tractor Boys this summer at the age of 40.
Football fans have already expressed excitement over the signing of his son. One wrote on X:
“Like father, like son.”
Another added:
“Hopefully, they get given a game together.”
There was also a comment:
“Finally get to play together professionally.”
One fan expressed:
“Would love to see them play in the same team together.”
Ashley Young signed a one-year deal with Ipswich in July after his move from Everton.
PA
Manager Kieran McKenna commented on Ashley's arrival at Ipswich:
“Ashley has had a fantastic career and his achievements speak for themselves.”
He also noted:
“He has maintained an extremely high level of professionalism and competitiveness through his career and he is still playing at a very good level.”
Ipswich's next match will be on Friday when the team hosts Sheffield United at Portman Road.
Reuters
Ashley and Tyler Young are undoubtedly making history by becoming the first father and son to potentially play together in professional football. This moment will be unforgettable for their family and fans, and also opens new opportunities for both players in the Ipswich team. The football community eagerly awaits the day they can take the field together and showcase their skills. Read also
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