Ashley Young, the former England international, made a return to the Championship with Ipswich Town this summer on a one-year deal after leaving Everton. In an interesting development, his son Tyler Young was also at Ipswich Town on trial with their Under-21s team. After a successful trial period, Tyler has now officially signed for Ipswich Town’s Under-21s squad, marking a unique father-son connection at the club.
Tyler Young, who previously played for Peterborough United and had a spell at clubs like Arsenal, Queens Park Rangers, and MK Dons, has now committed to Ipswich Town’s youth set-up. Despite their different levels within the club, with Tyler in the academy and Ashley in the first team, the Youngs could potentially create history if they were to play together for Ipswich Town.
As for Ashley Young, despite being 40 years old, he has been a consistent presence in the Ipswich Town lineup, featuring in every game since his arrival. Playing primarily as a right back, Young has been crucial for the team, logging significant minutes and contributing on and off the pitch. His dedication to the team and willingness to play whenever needed showcase his professional attitude and commitment to the club’s success.
Alongside his playing duties, Ashley Young has also been involved in punditry work for Sky Sports, balancing his on-field contributions with media responsibilities. As Ipswich Town navigates through the challenges of the Championship season, Young’s experience and versatility will undoubtedly be valuable assets for the team.
