The club’s light has had significant graduates in recent years, including former Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson and current England goalkeeper Jordan Pickford.
This year, Reague, who is not yet 18 years old until next month, has been named the best young player in the tournament with his team-mate Job Bengham, who is still only 19 years old.
England’s younger brother and Real Madrid star Jude Jude, Bengham, represents plans to bring other young players to the stadium to develop and be accompanied by the team.
Breckman played a role at Birmingham City in 2020 at Sanderland, when Wiresid was still in the first round.
He has seen black cats recover in the third round in four seasons and have reached the post with the Premier League.
“The trip has been a difficult trip for the past five years,” he said. “There was no line in terms of what our progress was.
“We have lived and we have breathed that we feel that our strategy must be and some of these important principles are really.
“One of them is to unite young players. So if we can win, it will be an interesting moment.