The summer transfer window may be over but Manchester United are still making moves in their pursuit of improvement.
Their latest move has now been made with the club confirming the signing of David Eze.
A deal to sign Eze had reportedly been completed earlier this month, with supporters waiting for the official announcement from the club.
That official announcement came this morning on the club’s website, signing David Eze for the club’s academy set-up.
The midfielder has signed for the Red Devils after leaving local rivals Manchester City, but it remains unclear how long his contract is.
A club statement from United reads: “Talented youngster David Eze has joined Manchester United.
“The central midfielder has joined the club after leaving Manchester City.
“The 16-year-old, who progressed through the academy system at City, has also been capped by England at youth level.
“Everyone wishes David the best of luck at United and welcomes him to the club.”
Eze is not the only former Manchester City player to sign for Manchester United in recent weeks with Karim Cassim also making the switch across Manchester.
With the signing of Issac Konde from Liverpool also expected to be confirmed in the coming weeks, it is clear to see the club’s high ambitions.
Manchester United’s academy has stood out in previous decades as one of the world’s best with Marcus Rashford emerging as one of the club’s modern academy graduate greats.
For David Eze, alongside Karim Cassim and Issac Konde, their journey to worldwide stardom starts with Manchester United.
It is about putting the hard work in, remaining focused, and impressing the correct players they may play a critical role in all three players’ chances of success with the club.
For now, though, in Eze’s case, focus may simply be on celebrating signing for United before settling into life at the club.
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