Born in Manchester, Tommy Doyle joined Manchester City’s academy at the age of eight and spent more than a decade rising through the youth ranks before making his first-team debut in a Carabao Cup tie against Southampton in 2019.

Displaying leadership qualities from a young age, Doyle regularly captained City’s academy teams, while also progressing through each England youth level, and his first taste of regular first-team football came with loan spells at Hamburger SV and Cardiff City.

Doyle joined the German side in August 2021 where he scored his first senior goal, and he spent the second half of that campaign in the Championship with Cardiff.

But it was the following season where the midfielder really came to the fore.

Spending the campaign on loan with Sheffield United, Doyle made 38 appearances for the Yorkshire side, scoring four goals and providing seven assists as the Blades won promotion to the Premier League and reached the semi-finals of the FA Cup.

His performances were attracting attention from a host of clubs, and he bolstered Wolves’ midfield options when he arrived at Molineux on an initial season-long loan in the summer of 2023.

Boasting a range of passing and impressive delivery from set pieces, Doyle racked up 32 appearances before Wolves made his move permanent last summer.

He went on to make a further 26 appearances last season as the Old Gold finished 16th in the Premier League.

The midfielder has also been a perennial representative of England’s age groups, having first turned out for the under-16s in 2016.

He has since progressed through each youth level, representing as many as six Three Lions groups up the under-21s, with many of those appearances being as captain, as the midfielder showcased his exceptional leadership skills.

Yet to earn his senior Three Lions debut, most recently, Doyle helped the under-21s to Euro 2023 glory, as he came off the bench in the final against Spain as England claimed a 1-0 win in Georgia.