According to the Manchester Evening News, Wayne Rooney's youngest son, Cass, was recently released by Everton's academy; Rooney's three older sons are involved in football to varying degrees.

Eight-year-old Cass recently played in Everton's academy. Wayne and Coleen discussed on the "Therapy Crouch" podcast with former Liverpool striker Peter Crouch and his wife, model Abbey Clancy, how they broke the difficult news to their youngest son after Cass was released by Everton.

Coleen said: "The youngest, he was released. That was the hardest. Because the two older ones were at Manchester United and they stayed there, Cass was at Everton."

"He was only 7 years old, and he's a huge Everton fan, he has a season ticket, he loves Everton. So for him, being there meant everything. We knew, because there are so many children in the academy and then when they reach U9, they usually get signed. We knew he wouldn't stay because he wasn't one of the strongest there, and then one day, the call came."

"I told him: 'Cass, I got the call, you won't be staying at Everton for the next stage.' And he immediately put his head in his hands and cried. But an hour later? He forgot about it, he was fine. He still plays for a community team now, and he immediately called my parents saying: 'Everton released me.'"

Traduit par IA.

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