Manchester United is close to sealing their second transfer windows deal.
One club legend has assisted in the signing of the fourth player to the summer transfer window after agreeing individual terms with Manchester United.
As Erik ten Hag prepares to wrap up his business in the spring, Joshua Zirkzee and Leny Yoro have both arrived this summers.
However, Manchester United prioritizes the development of very encouraging young people in addition to the acquisition of first team stars.
Manchester United have reached a deal with highly-regarded boy Chido Obi-Martin, according to Fabrizio Romano, with team star and present assistant supervisor Ruud van Nistelrooy in direct contact with the striker to persuade him to join the organization.
Obi-Martin thanked the league for his four years of service at Arsenal on Tuesday as he announced his departure. Manchester United, Bayern Munich, and Borussia Dortmund all offered the 16-year-old, but the long-term initiative at the club eventually persuaded him to choose the Red Devils.
Obi-Martin captured the attention of Europe, even a contrast to Victor Osimhen, with 32 goals in 20 images for Arsenal in the U18 Premier League next year. He also trained with the Arsenal second team in November 2023 at only 15-years-old.
Born in Denmark, Obi-Martin has represented both the state of his baby and England at children level, with the statement highlighting that he will be down to Old Trafford to continue his growth.
Rasmus Hojlund and Joshua Zirkzee are both major centre-forwards in the first team to learn from, to, while Ruud van Nistelrooy's experience will undoubtedly help him.
He is unable to mark a professional agreement until his 17th day in November 2024, but, meaning there's also a few months before the words are correctly finalised between Manchester United and Obi-Martin.
In DataVictory's perspective, this is an effort from Manchester United to establish their dominance in acquiring the best expertise available, while for Obi-Martin there must be a distinct pathway to the first team for him to abandon Arsenal and accept offers from Germany.
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