Former Man United star set to swap football for GOLF alongside Lee Westwood in England's Icons Series team in Thailand

Former Man United star set to swap football for GOLF alongside Lee Westwood in England's Icons Series team in Thailand
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Former Man United star set to swap football for GOLF alongside Lee Westwood in England's Icons Series team in Thailand
Published: Jan, 28 2025 20:29

A former Manchester United defender is set to tee off in a golf tournament in Thailand alongside Lee Westwood and a host of former Premier League stars later this year. The Icons Series sees Westwood team up with a number of former England players in order to take on Spanish golf star Sergio Garcia and his World team at a competition in Bangkok.

 [The former defender played at Man United for 12 years before hanging up his boots in 2024]
Image Credit: Mail Online [The former defender played at Man United for 12 years before hanging up his boots in 2024]

Garcia will be joined by the likes of Ruud Gullit, Luis Figo, Gianfranco Zola, Gabriel Batistuta, Peter Schmeichel and another ex-United stalwart in Nemanja Vidic. Meanwhile Westwood and Jones will have John Terry, Phil Jagielka, Paul Scholes, Joe Hart and Theo Walcott on hand as they hunt down victory, as well as Three Lions legends of the 1990s Paul Ince and Teddy Sheringham.

 [Lee Westwood will captain the team of former England stars against Sergio Garcia's side]
Image Credit: Mail Online [Lee Westwood will captain the team of former England stars against Sergio Garcia's side]

Ahead of his participation in March, Jones told the Mirror that like many footballers, he has long been a keen golfer, and has spent more time on the fairway in his retirement. 'I've always been a passionate golfer,' Jones revealed, having hung up his boots for good in March 2024 after numerous injury concerns.

Phil Jones is set to take part in a golf tournament in Thailand alongside several former players. The former defender played at Man United for 12 years before hanging up his boots in 2024. Lee Westwood will captain the team of former England stars against Sergio Garcia's side.

'It's always something that I've loved to do in my spare time when you're playing football, but obviously, you don't get enough time to play golf when you're playing. So, obviously, now I've retired, it's given me a chance to play a little bit more. I love the game.

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