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TEENAGE TALENT TATE HAS BIG AIMS AT BLUES

By Matty Dale

BIRMINGHAM youngster Tate Campbell has big dreams with his boyhood club, but is first focused on forcing his way into the first-team mix.
The 19-year-old made his debut in a Carabao Cup tie against Colchester United in August and was also used in January for an FA Cup clash with Plymouth.
Campbell is aware he will need to bide his time at St Andrew’s, but is not afraid to make clear his plans for the future.
“Breaking into the first-team mix, getting X amount of games and experience, then taking this club up to the Premier League, hopefully anyway,” t...

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