Gray, one of the best prospects in the British game, is following in the footsteps of his father, grandfather and great-uncle at Leeds
It is the end of a long day for Archie Gray and the 17-year-old is sitting in the canteen at Leeds United’s Thorp Arch training ground, reflecting on a rise that has marked him out as one of the best young prospects in the British game.
The boyhood Leeds fan has been at the club since he was seven, made the bench for a Premier League game against Arsenal aged 15 and is a regular in a side chasing an instant top-flight return.
Continue reading…Gray, one of the best prospects in the British game, is following in the footsteps of his father, grandfather and great-uncle at LeedsIt is the end of a long day for Archie Gray and the 17-year-old is sitting in the canteen at Leeds United’s Thorp Arch training ground, reflecting on a rise that has marked him out as one of the best young prospects in the British game.The boyhood Leeds fan has been at the club since he was seven, made the bench for a Premier League game against Arsenal aged 15 and is a regular in a side chasing an instant top-flight return. Continue reading…
