The most complicated brotherhood in football

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Footballing history is littered with examples of successful brothers – from the Charltons to the Nevilles, Socrates and Rai, Yaya and Kolo, the De Boers, and the Laudrups.

But perhaps no fraternal fable is as fascinating as that of the Boatengs – Kevin-Prince and Jerome – whose careers have taken very different but curiously interconnected paths.

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