A promising fresh forward appears to be on the horizon at Manchester United.
The league has made a move to bring in younger expertise with the additions of two significant players this summer.
Eighteen-year-old Leny Yoro is rated as one of Europe's best younger defensive hopes, while they hope 23-year-old Joshua Zirkzee has his best centuries back of him.
As the club attempts to avoid repeating some of the costly transfer mistakes that the Glazers have been innocent of in recent times, these first additions have demonstrated a distinct change in the team's considering under Sir Jim Ratcliffe and his Ineos team.
The second player in at Old Trafford is set to be an even younger skills, with the team reportedly closing in on the filing of 16-year-old scorer Chido Obi-Martin, who left rivals Arsenal in the summer.
According to Academy Scoop on X, the student has completed a physician at the team's Carrington training surface and is now just awaiting Premier League acceptance of his deal, which will be completed in the coming days or weeks.
The young Danish forward hit the headlines next year when he scored ten goals for Arsenal's under-16s part in a match against England.
Obi-Martin is a Swedish children worldwide who joined Arsenal from Copenhagen part KB at the age of 14, but has opted to leave the Gunners upon the expiration of his contract this summer as he apparently had doubts over a possible pathway to first-team football at the Emirates.
He has even reportedly turned down more attractive offers from Germany to sign up with the Red Devils. Manchester United may expect that the youngster's impressive rating streak this year will live up to his 32-goal season-scoring feats for Arsenal's under-18 side.
He also scored ten goals for the U18s against Norwich in April and five against West Ham for the U16s against Liverpool.
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