WAYNE ROONEY’s son Kai was spotted wearing a SCOTLAND shirt ahead of their clash with Morocco.
But don’t worry England fans, he hasn’t turned his back on his homeland.
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Kai Rooney was spotted wearing a Scotland top ahead of their game against Morocco Credit: INSTAGRAM@KAI.ROONEY.10
His wearing of the shirt was a show of support to his Manchester United team-mate Tyler Fletcher Credit: SHUTTERSTOCK
In fact, Kai donned the Scot’s iconic blue shirt for a wholesome reason.
He took to Instagram on Friday night to share a snap of himself wearing a shirt with Fletcher on the back.
But it wasn’t an homage to Red Devils legend and ex-Scotland star Darren.
It was a show of support to his United youth team team-mate Tyler, who was a late call-up to Steve Clarke‘s side.
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His accompanying caption on the picture read: “Come on, my brother TylerFletch24.”
Kai and Tyler’s dads, of course, played together for several years at Old Trafford.
They won a litany of trophies together – 13 to be precise.
Fletcher was an unused substitute as the Scots suffered a 1-0 defeat to Morocco in their second World Cup match.
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The midfielder was called up to the squad following Billy Gilmour‘s withdrawal due to a knee injury.
Dad Darren said of his son’s call-up to Kris Boyd: “[I’m] immensely proud, immensely proud.
“It’s amazing what he’s done. Great lads, both of them are.
“But obviously, really proud of that he is here and part of the squad for a World Cup and he’s enjoying every minute of it.”
When pressed on not making it to the World Cup during his heyday, Darren added: “To be honest, I wouldn’t have it any other way.
“You want your sons to do better than you, you want them to achieve amazing things.”
