Lambe in Bermuda Squad - Ipswich Town News
Academy midfielder Reggie Lambe has been called into the Bermuda squad for their first World Cup qualifier at home to the Cayman Islands on February 3rd. Lambe became Town's youngest ever full international last month when he made his debut in a 2-1 friendly defeat to St Kitts and Nevis.
Lambe, 16, took the record from Jaime Peters, who made his first Canada appearance as a Town player at 18.
Formerly with Bermudian club the Dandy Town Hornets, Lambe first came to the Blues' attention after being recommended by a friend of director Holly Bellingham and joined the academy as a full-time scholar in the summer. He came on as a sub late on in the FA Youth Cup victory over Watford last week.
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