Kasper Schmeichel has long since moved out of the shadow of his father Peter.
He has enough of his own accomplishments in the game to stand alone, however legendary his dad was.
The latest of these was helping Denmark to the semi-finals of Euro 2020, a run ended by England after extra time on a euphoric night at Wembley.


It came just a few weeks after Kasper was instrumental in Leicester City's brilliant FA Cup win and Denmark's progress was all the more impressive after the trauma of Christian Eriksen's cardiac arrest in their first match.