Mathew Thomas Clemence Collins carries a WEIGHTY surname.

At 21, the Switzerland-born midfielder is the youngest son of Phil Collins, the music legend now 75 years old.

And he was announced last Friday (31) as a new signing for TSV 1860 Munich, which will compete in the Fußball-Regionalliga Bayern, one of the leagues in Germany’s fourth division, this season.

Mathew, who also holds English nationality, came through the youth ranks of German clubs Astoria Walldorf and Hannover 96.

He also played for Austrian side WSG Tirol’s reserve team and was most recently at Austria Salzburg.

German champions in the 1965-66 season and two-time DFB Pokal winners, 1860 Munich were rivals of Bayern up until the 1960s.

What followed was a series of crises, bankruptcy, loss of license and, last June, administrative relegation to the fourth tier of local football due to a lack of liquidity.

They had the eighth-best campaign in the most recent 3. Bundesliga, but were unable to remain in the third division because of the financial crisis.

One of 1860 Munich’s signings in its latest attempt to rise again, Mathew Collins often shares meetings with his father on his Instagram profile.

Singer, drummer, songwriter and music producer Phil Collins was one of the members of Genesis before going solo and becoming even more successful.

He won an Oscar, two Golden Globes and eight Grammys.