Man United set to sign Nigerian youngster Olosunde

By Daily Sports on December 8, 2015

English Premiership giants Manchester United are said to be closing in on signing U.S. youth international Matthew Olosunde.

The terrific youngster, born of a Nigerian father, is still eligible to play for Nigeria at senior level despite having over 10 caps for the USA at junior level.

The 17-year-old Olosunde is a product of the New York Red Bulls academy and the defender has been training with the Red Devils on and off over the past five months after completing a trial with the Premier League giants in July.

The Daily Mail reports that United are keen to wrap up a deal for Olosunde and are awaiting a work permit and international clearance so they can formally offer him a contract.

After first linking up with United during their preseason tour of the U.S., Olosunde can operate either at right back or centre back and has apparently impressed United’s staff as a right back.

•Photo shows youth international Matthew Olosunde.

Source Daily Sports

Posted December 8, 2015


 

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