Former Manchester United goalkeeper Luke Steele is making waves as a non-league striker. Now 41, Steele is playing for YDP, a team he co-founded, and has scored 20 goals in just 11 games. This remarkable form comes after a professional career that saw him play in the FA and League Cup semi-finals, as well as the Europa League.

Steele's journey began at Peterborough United before joining Manchester United in 2002. Although he never played a first-team game under Sir Alex Ferguson, a training ground encounter with the legendary manager left a lasting impression. Steele recalls Ferguson's emphasis on professionalism and attention to detail. This experience shaped his approach to the game.

Steele's success continues in the non-league, where his team has seen several promotions. He's also pursuing his coaching badges, hinting at a potential future in management. His story is a testament to the enduring passion for football.

Beyond his playing career, Steele is focused on developing youth talent through the Youth Dreams Project (YDP). The project aims to provide opportunities for young players of all abilities. The YDP now boasts franchises across multiple locations, demonstrating Steele's commitment to giving back to the sport.