Go on, my son! Wayne Rooney's one-year-old Kit follows in his father's footballing footsteps with his first goal... ONE WEEK after learning to walk

Published: 23:24 BST, 28 March 2017 | Updated: 10:19 BST, 29 March 2017

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His mum shared his first steps on social media seven days ago.

Now going from strength-to-strength, Coleen Rooney, 30, posted a charming clip of her one-year-old son Kit taking after his Manchester United footballer father Wayne, 31, as he scored his first goal on Tuesday.

The WAG was clearly proud of her tot's impressive feat as she shared the milestone moment he dribbled the ball with skill before adorably getting it into the goal.

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Goal: Coleen Rooney, 30, posted a charming clip of her one-year-old son Kit taking after his Manchester United footballer father Wayne, 31, as he scored his first goal on Tuesday

Clad in a cute blue and grey tracksuit, the toddler managed to tackle the ball better than many with years on him as he nestled it into the side of the net.

Encouragingly, the Merseyside beauty captured the moment as he maneuvered his way to the post across the grass, captioning it: 'Starting Early'.

Once making it to the goal, the talented little one cheered in celebration as he successfully got the ball into the net.

No doubt brimming with pride, doting Coleen shared the candid moment on her Twitter with her 1.24million followers which had her fans marveling at his progress just a week after taking his first steps.

Star in the making: The WAG was clearly proud of her tot's impressive feat as she shared the milestone moment he dribbled the ball with skill before adorably getting it into the goal

Back of the net: Clad in a cute blue and grey tracksuit, the toddler managed to tackle the ball better than many with years on him as he nestled it into the side of the net

Go on my son: Encouragingly, the Merseyside beauty captured the moment as he maneuvered his way to the post across the grass

She explained her tot is feeling much more confident on his two feet after taking his very first steps and told her 507k followers: 'More and more steps each day.'

Coleen had shared a sweet video of the 13-month-old tot - who celebrated his first birthday in January - stumbling across the room before falling into the arms of his older brother Kai, seven.

It grabbed the attention of her fans, with many complimenting Coleen on the adorable clip.

They penned: 'Aww that's really nice his big bro is there to catch him. You have gorgeous children. No stopping him now.'

'More and more steps everyday': The doting mum recently shared a video of her youngest son Kit, one, and his progress when it comes to walking on his own

'Clever boy': Coleen's followers were quick to comment on the adorable Instagram clip of Kit walking, with one commenting: 'Where's ya baby gone? They grow up so quick!'

'Clever boy. Where's ya baby gone? They grow up so quick,' another added.

Coleen and Wayne are also parents to three-year-old son Klay and Kai, seven, but despite being surrounded by boys in the Rooney household, the WAG is in no hurry to expand her brood further, she told MailOnline earlier this month.

She exclusively revealed that having more children is currently off the cards for herself and her footballing beau, insisting: 'I wouldn't at the moment because I've got enough on my plate.

Proud parents: Coleen and Wayne are also parents to three-year-old son Klay and Kai, seven

Family affair: Coleen appeared filled with glee earlier this week as she was joined by her adorable brood to celebrate Mother's Day alongside her own mother Colette McLoughlin

'I'm happy with the boys and I'm doing great. If I was to have another child... a girl would be nice to have around, but it's not important to me.

'Boy or girl it's another child and no matter what you'd love it... It would be nice for the boys to have a sister but I'd be happy with anything.

This comes after it was revealed her husband, Wayne, could be considering a move to China to become one of the latest footballers to join the Chinese Super League.