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YOUNG’S TO STAY A CHAIRBOY

GARETH Ainsworth wants to help Jack Young “unlock more of his potential” at Wycombe after the youngster completed a permanent move from Newcastle in the week.
The midfielder, 21, joined the Chairboys on loan in January and has “really impressed”.
Young has now signed a three-year deal, and the Wycombe manager said: “He was brought to our attention earlier in the season and we were really pleased to have the chance to take a look at him on loan.
“We’re looking forward to helping him unlock his potential.”

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