The son of England Rugby World Cup winner Jason Robinson is following in his famous father's footsteps, but he's also making a name for himself in football.
Noah Robinson has been part of Manchester City's academy since 2023, while continuing to show off the blistering pace that made his dad one of rugby's most feared finishers.
The youngster has also continued playing rugby, with footage of his explosive running offering a remarkable reminder of his father's playing days.
Jason Robinson's son making his mark at Manchester City
Noah joined the academy of Premier League giants Manchester City in 2023, taking a different sporting path from his famous father.
The youngster attracted attention with his performances during his early time at the club, including a series of impressive goals.
His father, who won the 2003 Rugby World Cup with England, previously spoke of his pride in Noah's football achievements.
Robinson announced the move on social media, revealing he was "super proud" of his son's achievement.
Former England winger Mark Cueto also reacted to Noah's footballing ability, joking: "If he's that good at football - I dread to think how good he is at rugger r kid."
However, football is not the only sport in which Noah has shown considerable promise.
Blistering pace runs in the family
Despite his involvement with Manchester City, Noah has continued to play rugby.
Footage shared on Instagram showed the youngster producing a stunning individual try, using his pace and footwork to leave defenders trailing behind.
The similarities to his father were immediately apparent.
Jason Robinson was famous for his extraordinary acceleration, sharp changes of direction and ability to beat defenders in the smallest spaces.
His remarkable running ability helped him become one of the most dangerous attacking players in both rugby league and rugby union.
The footage also drew plenty of reaction from rugby supporters, with one fan commenting: "Boy's got wheels."
Another added: "He reminds me of someone with that speed! I can't think who though!!"
Following in his father's footsteps
Jason Robinson remains one of the most celebrated players in English rugby history.
The former Wigan Warriors star made a hugely successful transition from rugby league to rugby union, becoming a key figure for Sale Sharks and England.
He scored England's only try in the 2003 Rugby World Cup final against Australia, helping Sir Clive Woodward's side secure a historic 20-17 victory in Sydney.
Robinson also represented the British & Irish Lions, earning a reputation as one of the most exciting finishers of his generation.
Sporting talent clearly runs in the family.
Noah's older half-brother Lewis Tierney also enjoyed a successful career in rugby league, representing clubs including Wigan Warriors and Catalans Dragons.
He is among the children of England's 2003 World Cup winners who have pursued sporting careers of their own.
Now Noah is showing signs of inheriting that same natural athletic ability.
Whether his future lies in football or rugby remains to be seen, but his involvement in both sports has already provided plenty of reasons for his famous father to be proud.
