FORMER England winger Trevor Sinclair’s son looks to be getting a chance at Accrington Stanley.
Midfielder Isaac, 23, plays for Curzon Ashton in National League North but is set to join The ‘Owd Reds.
Sinclair Jr was at Blackpool as a teenager — like his dad — but this will be his first shot at the EFL.
He has scored six goals and provided three assists in 45 games for Curzon Ashton this season.
Isaac plays in a similar right-wing position to his dad for the Manchester-based non-league side.
Sinclair’s day job sees him design clothes and sportswear, while he also helps out at his brother’s scaffolding company.
But that is set to change with a move into professional football with League Two side Accrington.
Stanley marginally avoided relegation from the football league this season after finishing 21st in the table, as Morecambe and Carlisle went down.
Isaac made headlines at the start of the season after scoring a wonder goal against Oxford City.
Dad Trevor made 360 Premier League appearances throughout his playing career.
Having started at Blackpool in 1989, the winger went on to play for Queens Park Rangers, West Ham, Man City, Cardiff City, Lancaster Gate and Squires Gate.
He scored 52 goals during his time in the Premier League and provided 36 assists.
The 52-year-old was also capped 12 times by England.
The Sun exclusively revealed last month how he was facing bankruptcy over an unpaid £36,000 tax bill.
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