News about Shaun Wright-Phillips

According to reports, the 10-year-old granndaughter of Arsenal legend Ian Wright has been refused admission to a local football tournament because she is a member of a squad that is 'effectively too strong.' Wright-Phillips, a former Premier League player for Manchester City, Chelsea, and Queen Park Rangers, is supporting his daughter's growth in the women's game.

The strip, which was crafted by Puma's global sportswear behemoth, has been influenced by the club's first campaign at the ground. After spending 80 years on Maine Road, the city transferred to the Etihad in August 2003, with the change of venue hering a glitzy, glittering period. Puma has planned the new launch with the ground's architecture in mind. In fact, the jersey's front graphic has been inspired by the four giant turrets positioned around the stadium, forming the subtle tonal strips. The stadium's code is also on the back of its collar, marking a two-decade mark, while the kit is produced with a white V-neck, one of the same style used for Etihad's first kit, the 2003-04 home strip, is also shown.

Ex-Premier League star Shaun Wright Phillips prepares to join Ian Wright on Saturday's version of the famous football game as part of Match of the Day. Wright, who has been a regular on Match of the Day, will dissect and analyze his son's highlights on Saturday with his son and host Gary Lineker in the studio. Match of the Day is set for ten p.m. on BBC Two this weekend, clearing the way for Eurovision's four-hour screening of the final on BBC One between 8 p.m. and midnight.

After losing to Italy, former Italy striker Alessandro Del Piero mistakenly believed Shaun Wright-Phillips was playing for England. England was playing at the San Siro in their fifth Nations League match, but after Giacomo Raspadori's 68th-minute victory, the team relegated. The Three Lions struggled to get going for much of the game, but Del Piero thought they had some good moments when pushing high up the pitch, but he did believe one of England's top players was former Manchester and Chelsea winger Shaun Wright-Phillips, who retired from the game in 2019.