The next generation of football stars are rising, and coincidentally some of them have some famous Premier League dads,
By Cristiano Ronaldo Jr. impressing in Saudi Arabia to Kai Rooney tearing it up at Manchester United’s academy, these promising young talents are following in their fathers’ footsteps with skill, determination and a burning desire to make a name for themselves in the beautiful game of football
Here is a list of five of them:
Cristiano Ronaldo Jr: Cristiano Ronaldo’s 12-year-old son is impressing coaches in Saudi Arabia, training with kids two years his senior at Al-Nassr FC. Following in his father’s footsteps, he shows his skills and determination on the pitch.
Kai Rooney: As the son of Wayne Rooney, Kai Rooney is making waves in Manchester United’s academy. At just 13 years old, he has already attracted attention by scoring 56 goals in one season. With a sponsorship deal with Puma, he is on a promising path to the big leagues.
James Carragher: Jamie Carragher’s son James got his first taste of professional football with Oldham Athletic. Despite suffering a knee injury, the 20-year-old defender signed a contract extension with Wigan, showing his potential to follow in his father’s footsteps, as reported by the Dailymail.
Zach Giggs: Ryan Giggs’ son Zach completed a move to Sheffield United after spending four years in Manchester United’s youth set-up. Playing primarily as a left-back, the 16-year-old has made strides towards potentially reaching the top flight like his father.
Romeo Beckham: 20-year-old Romeo Beckham joined Brentford’s B team on loan and made an impact, scoring his first goal for the club. With a close connection to the world of football through his father David Beckham, Romeo has the potential to make a name for himself in the Premier League.
While they may face the burden of expectations, these young players have the potential to make their mark on the world of football and carry on the legacy of their fathers.
With their talent, dedication and the support of their famous footballing families, the future looks bright for these boys who aim to shine on the same Premier League stage as their fathers before them.
