Leo Percovich was back on Teesside at the weekend for Middlesbrough's Legacy Game at the Riverside Stadium
Former Middlesbrough coach and caretaker manager Leo Percovich has revealed his ultimate dream is to see his 16-year-old son, Pietro, play for Middlesbrough. Returning to the Riverside Stadium for the club's 150th anniversary Legacy Game alongside former manager Aitor Karanka, the 58-year-old explained that his son is currently developing as a goalkeeper at the Under-19 level in Uruguay.
Percovich reflected on his history with Middlesbrough, including their 2016 Premier League promotion and his five-match caretaker spell in October 2022 following Chris Wilder's departure. During that stint, he notably brought academy midfielder Hayden Hackney into the first team before Michael Carrick was appointed manager.
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