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CONNOR GRABS A SOUVENIR

CHAMPIONSHIP
WOLVES might have lost their Carabao Cup fourthround tie with Manchester City, but Connor Ronan was still able to take something from the contest.
The 19-year-old midfielder swapped shirts with Kevin De Bruyne at the end of the game, which Wolves lost on penalties after a 0-0 draw.
He revealed the shirt was for his younger brother Josh.
“Everyone else in our family are United fans, but my 13-year-old brother Josh is a City fan so fair play to him for that,” he said.
“I’ll pass it on to him the next time we get a day off and I get back home. “I am s...

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