ENGLAND and Scotland are in an international battle for Darren Fletcher’s twin sons Tyler and Jack.
The teenage talents, 15, are in Manchester City’s academy and have already been selected for their dad’s homeland.
However England have also asked them to train and take a look at the FA set-up as they qualify because they were born south of the border.
The midfielders have a decision to make although they have time to commit as it is possible to switch allegiances before making a competitive senior debut.
Scotland named the duo in their last Under-16s squad but they can swap like other kids before them.
However this would be a huge loss for Scotland as dad Darren was a Tartan Army skipper.
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He played 80 times for them, making him the third-most capped Scot behind Sir Kenny Dalglish (102) and Jim Leighton (91).
Darren is now technical director at United while his lads are at City.
Other ex-Scotland players have seen their sons play for England’s age-group teams too.
Bryan Gunn and David Weir are among those whose boys, Angus and Jensen, opted to pick the Three Lions.
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Fletcher joined United in 1995 as a kid and stayed there for 20 years.
He played 342 games for the Red Devils, winning five titles and the 2008 Champions League.
After leaving United in 2015, Fletcher spent three years with West Brom before seeing out his career with two seasons at Stoke.
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
