Former Man Utd Star’s Twins Now Close to Becoming First-Team Players

The mere fact that footballing greatness is passed down via families does not necessarily mean that it will be passed down from one generation to the next. Take for instance Zinedine Zidane, who was a winner of the World Cup, a recipient of the Ballon d’Or, and widely considered to be among the best players who have ever graced the pitch. Despite the fact that he left behind a legacy, none of his four kids were able to replicate his achievements and establish themselves at the same high level of professional achievement.

On the other hand, every once in a while, the footballing gods bestow upon us a father-son team that defies the odds when they play together. It is possible that Manchester United is on the approach of generating the next major dynasty in world football. Now that the Schmeichels, Peter and Kasper, have demonstrated that greatness in goalkeeping can be passed down from generation to generation, the Red Devils may be on the verge of creating yet another generational success story.

At the moment, Manchester United are pleading with its younger players to step up and return the club back to its previous glory. They want to bring back the golden days of the Sir Alex Ferguson era, as they appear to be on the verge of achieving their lowest points total in the Premier League under Ruben Amorim. In light of the fact that the twin sons of a previous stalwart are quietly working behind the scenes, getting ready to explode onto the scene and establish a name for themselves, it is possible that this dream is not as inconceivable as it may seem. This is Darren Fletcher.
It is very evident that Darren Fletcher has been putting his years of expertise to good use with his boys, Jack and Tyler. Fletcher is still working as a first-team coach for the club that he played for during his playing days, and he can still be seen working with the players. In the most recent match between Man United Under-21 and West Brom, which Man United Under-21 won 5-0, the latter player assisted the former player on both of it.