Rising talent Harry Gray made history for Leeds United during their Premier League win over Wolves. The 16-year-old forward joined an elite list of youngest players to feature in a top-flight matchday squad, alongside names like James Milner and Aaron Lennon.
Harry Gray Impresses with Hat-Trick Before Wolves Clash
Harry Gray has enjoyed a breakthrough week for Leeds United. The teenager scored a stunning hat-trick for the under-21s in the National League Cup against Scunthorpe, drawing even more attention to his potential first-team debut.
Despite manager Daniel Farke initially suggesting that Gray would need to wait for his senior call-up, the forward was rewarded with a spot on the bench for Leeds’ away game against Wolves.
Leeds United Secure Key Away Win Over Wolves
While Gray didn’t make his first Premier League appearance, Leeds earned a crucial 3-0 victory at Molineux. Goals from Dominic Calvert-Lewin, Anton Stach, and Noah Okafor sealed the win, boosting the Whites’ confidence and strengthening their league position.
Even without stepping onto the pitch, Gray’s inclusion highlighted the club’s commitment to developing young talent.
Harry Gray Joins Exclusive Leeds United Records
According to Opta analyst Jonny Cooper, Harry Gray became the fifth-youngest player in Leeds United history to be named in a top-flight squad, at 16 years and 347 days old.
He joins an illustrious group that includes:
- Archie Gray, his brother, the youngest at 15 years and 281 days
- Aaron Lennon, at 16 years and 123 days
- James Milner, at 16 years and 310 days
Gray’s rapid rise shows Leeds’ tradition of giving promising youngsters opportunities at the highest level.
What’s Next for Harry Gray?
With his recent form and inclusion in the first-team squad, Harry Gray’s Premier League debut could be just around the corner. Leeds fans will be eager to see if the young striker gets minutes in upcoming fixtures as the Whites continue their push in the league.
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