Kai Rooney lives up to dad Wayne's name in long-awaited Man Utd return

Kai Rooney lives up to dad Wayne's name in long-awaited Man Utd return

Manchester United Under-18s secured their place in the quarter-finals of the U18 Premier League Cup with a dominant 6-0 victory over Birmingham City, with Kai Rooney scoring on his return from injury

Wayne Rooney's son Kai provides update after 'life can't get worse' message

Wayne Rooney's son Kai Rooney plays for the Manchester United academy.

Wayne Rooney's son Kai, 16, scores first goal for u18s alongside JJ Gabriel

KAI ROONEY marked his comeback for Manchester United U18s with his first goal at that level since returning from a long injury lay-off. The...

Wayne Rooney's Son Kai, 16, Nets First U18 Goal in Exciting...

KAI ROONEY marked his comeback for Manchester United U18s with his first goal at that level since returning from a long injury lay-off. The 16-year-old’s strike... #football, #sport, #waynerooney, #flyingeze

Watch Kai Rooney score a brilliant goal as Man United U18s smash Birmingham City 6-0

Manchester United U18s thrashed Birmingham City 6-0 in their final group fixture in the U18 Premier League Cup on Wednesday afternoon. James Bailey impressed with a goal and two assists, while Kai Rooney caught the eye with a fantastic goal, and new goalkeeper Charlie Hardy made his debut in the fixture. United started the game strongly, with Szymon Terenowicz in the Birmingham goal called to action by JJ Gabriel and Junior Brown early on. Man U…

Academy Match Report: Manchester United u18s 6-0 Birmingham City u18s - Man United News And Transfer News

Manchester United Under-18s hosted Birmingham City on Wednesday in a lunchtime kick-off for their final group stage match in the Premier League Cup. The match had originally been scheduled for November but was postponed due to illness in the Birmingham camp. Already topping the group with two wins from two, Manchester United Under-18s head coach Darren Fletcher used a younger squad, with Jaume Camacho making his Under-18s debut and a first appea…