Cristiano Ronaldo's son unveiled as Man United player, to wear dad's iconic shirt number
FootballKolo Toure’s Son Signs for Leicester City U18 on a Two Year Scholarship
- Yassine Toure, son of Kolo Toure, has been unveiled as a Leicester City U18 player, months after joining the club
- The youngster has been playing for the academy at the club this season since his dad was made first-team coach of the club
- He was given a two-year scholarship with the club, meaning he will play for City’s under-18s until the end of the 2023-24 season
The son of Kolo Toure, Yassine Toure, has signed for Leicester City's U18's.
Yassine completed his switch to the Foxes junior side on a two-year scholarship.
The youngster initially joined Leicester under-14 from Celtic after his father was named as part of Brendan Rodgers' coaching staff at Leicester City.
Yassine's favourite jersey number is seven and he operates as a right-winger. Unlike his father who made his name as a central defender but could also be deployed as a right-full back, Yassine is a wide midfielder stationed to the right of central midfield.
Yassine was born in England while his father was playing for Arsenal and he is eligible to represent Ivory Coast and England at the international level.
He has now been signed on a two-year scholarship deal, meaning he will ply his trade with Leicester City’s under-18s until the end of the 2023-24 season.
Cristiano Ronaldo's Son Unveiled at Man United
Earlier, Sports Brief reported that Manchester United seem to have officially unveiled Cristiano Jnr, who now joins his father as a Red Devils at the Old Trafford club.
The 11-year old will wear his father’s iconic number 7 and was spotted holding his shirt during an unveiling alongside another wonder kid.
This comes only months after moving into the Manchester United academy, a move which happened when Cristiano Ronaldo rejoined the Red Devils from Juventus.