Cardiff's Anyadike, 15, sets new EFL Cup record as youngest player
Noah Anyadike of Cardiff City made history at just 15 years old by becoming the youngest player ever to compete in the EFL Cup. The teenage midfielder achieved this record during Cardiff's second-round match against Norwich City, marking a significant milestone in the competition's history.
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Cardiff's Anyadike, 15, sets new EFL Cup record as youngest player
Noah Anyadike, a 15-year-old Cardiff City player, made history by becoming the youngest player ever to compete in the EFL Cup after starting in their second-round match against Norwich City. This milestone achievement marks a significant moment in the competition's history, highlighting the emergence of exceptional young talent in professional football.
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