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Kai Rooney again showed his booming football talent after marking a splint to help Manchester United under 15 years at silverware against Chelsea.
The young people of United beat the Blues 3-1 blues to win the Premier League Super Cup after beating Manchester City 4-3 to reach the final.
Rooney, son of United Great Wayne, played a main role in the triumph of the Red Devils, helping his return to his 3-0 camp against City before scoring the Blues twice.
Not only did the 15 -year -old scored twice to help his team win, but he also helped Jodie Nganga, playing a hand in the three goals.
Rooney does his best to follow in the footsteps of his father Wayne and made waves at the Red Devils Academy, who initially joined in 2020.
He clearly has talent – in his first full season, he scored 56 goals for the implementation of young people. During the summer, the fans even called him jokingly to join the first Old Trafford team after having seen him participate in exercises, with a video showing his great finish.
Friday, Kai Rooney scored a splint and provided a assist at the Manchester United Academy
United beaten Southern Rivals Chelsea 3-1 in the Super Cup of Premier National Turnet Super Cup
Kai, 15, joined United’s Academy in 2020 and was an out -of -competition interpreter for the Red Devils
But earlier this year, the mother of the young Coleen, revealed that he already felt the heat because of her football heritage and is abused by fans because of her father.
Nausea songs are something that his father had a lot of experience on his career as a player and manager.
Wayne is a difficult act to follow, but Kai seems to be doing good breakthroughs at the level of young people.
His father is a five -time champion of the Premier League, the top scorer in United with 253 goals, and even won the Champions League in 2008.
After Kai recently marked a solo spectacular goal for United U17 against Real Sociedad, Wayne went to social networks to show her support.
He wrote: “Proud of @ kairooney.10. A big return from his team last night and an always special prolonger winner. Continue to work hard son.
