Leeds Have A Club Legend’s Offspring On Trial Apparently
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Leeds United have reportedly offered a trial to club legend Lucas Radebe’s son, Lucas Jr.
The now 49-year-old’s start to life at Elland Road back in September 1994, well, it’s fair to say it wasn’t great with and injuries certainly didn’t help him settle in, but we went on to see the best of him in an eleven year spell and he proved to be a snip at a reported £250,000 from Kaizer Chiefs.
With 263 appearances to his name across his time with us, the South African international is extremely fondly remembered at the club.
BBC journalist Adam Pope tweeted that Radebe and his son were at the game at the weekend as we opened our Championship season up against newly relegated Stoke City and the victory wasn’t the only thing some fans were celebrating as news of a potential trial taking place this week broke for his young attacking lad.
Great to see Lucas Radebe at the match yesterday. I understand his son Lucas Jr (19) who is a striker/winger is spending a week at the club on trial. #lufc
— Adam Pope (@apopey) August 6, 2018
The 19-year-old is a striker/winger apparently and plenty would love to see him follow in the footsteps of his old man at the club.
What amazing news this is!! The little chief! ????????
— Weallloveleeds ???????? (@allloveleeds75) August 6, 2018
Get innnnnnn Adam ????❤⚽???? #Littlechief xx
— SUSAN SMITH 1 (@SmithLeedsUtd) August 6, 2018
Sign him immediately regardless of ability ????
— Ben Cawley (@BenLufcCawley) August 6, 2018
Imagine Radebe and Haaland playing for @LUFC again someday ????
— Darren Best (@BESTCreativeLds) August 6, 2018
No one in the squad currently wears number 5… #justsaying pic.twitter.com/gSHNuER6jI
— Matt Tams (@MattTams) August 6, 2018
Wow!
— Andy Linfoot (@andylinfoot13) August 6, 2018
If he's a quarter of the player his old man was then he's got a bright future
— Michael Sadler (@MickySadler) August 6, 2018
No need for a new chant either.
— Sam Cookson (@sam090600) August 6, 2018
He needs to score one lying on his backside like his dad did.
— Jonny Strachan (@JonnyStrachan1) August 6, 2018