Former Rovers youth team midfield player Tom Beahon is currently at Glenn Hoddle's Spanish training academy as he looks to progress his career forward following his release from Tranmere last summer after progressing through the ranks at Prenton Park.
Former Tranmere Rovers youngster Tom Beahon is currently training in Glenn Hoddle's academy in Spain.
Beahon, a central midfielder who can also play on the wing, was released by Tranmere having not made a first team appearance after seven years in the youth and reserves team.
Beahon hails from Bebington and is a former Wirral Grammar School pupil is now currently on a training scholarship in former England, Spurs and Wolves boss Glenn Hoddle's Academy in Spain.
Tom has been training in the Montecastillo Resort in Jerez, Southern Spain for eight weeks now but is currently back in the UK for a short break.
Tom told the local newspaper The Wirral Globe......
"I've been at the Academy for two months now and it's going really well. I never ever thought I'd get into the academy, and to do so is a great opportunity."
Beahon is also studying Spanish in his spare time.....
"I'm having to learn Spanish and have had a few lessons, which are going well."
Total Tranmere would like to wish Tom Beahon all the best in the Academy and his football career ahead.
Me too. He really came on in the last few months. I was told that it was Moore's decision in that Warwick Rimmer and Sean Garnett advised that he should be offered a deal. Whether that is true or not I don't know. Although his presence may have hindered the progress of Taylor and Fraughan from getting reserve games and in my opinion there much better prospects.
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