Ruben Butt, son of former Manchester United star Nicky Butt, couldn’t stop smiling as he demonstrated his budding talent. Not bad for a defender!! ⚽️⚽️ He scored twice in Salford City’s storming 4-2 win over Wolves U21 in the Vertu Trophy. The game was held at Salford’s home stadium. The young forward continued to burn bright, proving time and time again how much light he brings to the pitch and how bright his future is.
The game took place on a brisk afternoon, drawing a modest crowd eager to witness the clash between Salford City and Wolves U21. From the very first match, it was clear that the home team had set their sights on leaving an indelible print in the tournament’s annals. Salford’s attacking play was free-flowing and cavalier, with Ruben Butt completely unmatched and showing what a great prospect he is.
Ruben opened the scoring just three minutes into the game. He blasted a laser guided shot that gave momentum to the team and signaled a start to an exhilarating game. His swagger and head of steam intensified the further he went, dancing in a circle of friendly faces, chaotically finding open seams with zeal and balance. Midway through the second half, he struck again, converting a cross from the left flank to double his tally and solidify Salford’s lead.
Salford City’s overall performance was impressive, with other players heavily influencing the scoreline too. The team demonstrated amazing character and strategic composure. It was full credit to Borough for holding off a lively Wolves U21 comeback even when the visitors pulled themselves back to 3-2 late on. A third for Salford though capped a 4-2 victory for them, so making it a successful outing in the Vertu Trophy.
This historic win is rewarding not only for Salford City, but marks as a career-defining game for Ruben Butt. Like father, like son, as he starts to make his own mark on the footballing map. Fans and pundits will hound, dissect and bask in the new young striker’s debut performance. He’s developing and continuing to be molded by his coaches as he works hard.
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