In last weekend's FA Cup match, Ian Wright's grandson Dimaggio Wright-Phillips made his professional debut at Stoke City.
The 20-year-old started in the FA Cup third round stoke City home game against Leiden Orient.
In the end, Stoke City won 2-0, and Wright Phillips played the game.
In his last two Championship games, he has been on the bench but has not been given a chance to play.
Wright's grandson debuted in Manchester City's youth training as a right winger. But he has never made a name for himself in the Manchester City Under-18, having been loaned to Blackburn for a time and scoring against Arsenal's youth team.
He joined Stoke City in February 2021, contributing five goals and six assists for the Under-23 youth team.
Koscielny was expelled from the first team by Bordeaux and the Ligue 1 team wanted to confirm the reasons behind the team's problems on the pitch.
Koscielny had a bad ending at Arsenal, and now it looks like the same thing is happening to himself in Bordeaux.
The 36-year-old veteran will no longer be a Bordeaux first-team player, with clubs opting to exclude him due to multiple personal missteps on the pitch and a high salary of €3 million (after tax).
The former Arsenal captain has made just 11 appearances for Bordeaux this season, with the team already conceding 44 goals in Ligue 1.
Bordeaux are also expected to exclude Paul Bays and Zelkane from the first-team squad for "poor performance".
Koscielny left Arsenal on a 3-year contract with Bordeaux, which expires at the end of the season.
In the summer of 2019, the centre-back tried to get the Gunners to leave the team as a free agent, claiming it was a promise the club had promised him and refusing to play in the team's pre-season.
In May last year, he said Bordeaux had broken their promise to him and had not reinforced the team to improve their results.