Reece Oxford will become West Ham's youngest ever player against FC Lusitans, but who is he?

Reece Oxford is set to become West Ham's youngest-ever player in Thursday night's Europa League qualifier against FC Lusitans. The 16-year-old, who wasn't even born when new manager Slaven Bilic played for West Ham, will form part of an experimental starting line-up in front of a sell-out crowd at Upton Park against the Andorran minnows. At 16 years and 198 days, Oxford will beat a club record set by Billy Williams in 1922 when he made his West Ham debut at the age of 16 and 221 days. Here, we take a closer look at the talented teenager. EUROPA LEAGUE - 9th Jul AberdeenvFK Shkendija 79 Aberdeen2/11 Draw5/1 FK Shkendija 7912/1 PospisilvMurray Andy Murray to win 3-1 (Set Betting)4/1 Bet nowBet £5 get £20 free Overview Londoner Oxford is regarded as one of England’s brightest young talents and the best youngster to come through West Ham’s academy in recent years. The 6ft 3ins centre-back has been likened to fellow Hammers academy graduate Rio Ferdinand but he is expected to play in central midfield against Lusitans.
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