The second generation of ball! The Husky brothers make their Manchester City debut Guardiola: I am happy for their father

Former England star Husky ushered in a proud moment as a father - his two sons made their first-team debut in the same game. In today's third round of the League Cup, Manchester City beat Huddersfield 2-0 away, and Guardiola gave 8 youth training players the team's chance to play, including the Husky brothers: Jaden Husky and Regan Husky. In the 76th minute, 19-year-old Jaden Husky made a substitute. In the 83rd minute, 17-year-old brother Regen Husky also got a chance to play. In the same game, the Husky brothers made their Manchester City debut. Jaden, 19, joined Manchester City youth training at the age of 8 and signed his first professional contract two years ago. Like his father, he is also a striker. Jaden scored in the FA Youth Cup final against Leeds United in May 2024.

, and his younger brother Regan also joined Manchester City youth training at the age of 8. The 17-year-old striker was promoted to the club's U21 echelon a year ago and scored a hat-trick in 22 minutes in the Premier League U21 league against Norwich. Regan also played 10 times for the England U17 national team. After the game, Manchester City coach Guardiola congratulated the Husky brothers on their appearance. He said: "There are 6 players from the youth training team in the starting lineup, and the Husky brothers also came on as a substitute. Their parents will be proud of their children. There are 8 youth training players on the field today, which is really great."

Although Jaden and Regan have taken an important step in their careers at Manchester City, they still have a long way to go to tie their father's brilliant achievements. Husky, 47, has scored 164 club goals in his career, playing for Leicester City, Liverpool, Birmingham, Wigan, Aston Villa, Newcastle Jets (Australia) and Bolton, with a total of 786 appearances. He has won four League Cups - it was his sons who completed the Manchester City debut.

In addition, Husky won the FA Cup, Charity Shield, UEFA Cup and UEFA Super Cup with Liverpool. Husky is also a regular visitor to the England national team, playing in 62 games and scoring 7 goals. He has partnered with Michael Irving and Wayne Rooney on the front line and has participated in three World Cups. Today, Husky serves as the head of football development for Leicester City women's football team.