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Layton Campbell earns move from Step Five Whitley Bay to Middlesbrough

Teenage hotshot Layton Campbell has made the jump from Step 5 to the Championship after signing professional forms with Middlesbrough.
Whitley Bay’s Layton Campbell has joined Middlesbrough

By Neil Harvey

Teenage hotshot Layton Campbell has made the jump from Step 5 to the Championship after signing professional forms with Middlesbrough.
The 19-year-old has been rewarded for scoring 15 goals in 16 games for Northern League Division One high-fliers Whitley Bay this season.
He was offered a trial at Rockliffe and turned out for Boro in their National League Cup tie at Scunthorpe United last week.

TALENT: Whitley Bay’s Layton Campbell has joined Middlesbrough
PICTURE: Jon Palmer
Campbell, whose Dad John was also a professional for the likes of Blackpool and Oxford United, will ...

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