Manchester United are reportedly already giving consideration over when to introduce Chido Obi-Martin to the first-team squad.
For a number of months, the Red Devils courted the 17-year-old prodigy before signing him from Arsenal.
There has been excitement over the potential of the teenager for some time courtesy of his free-scoring exploits in youth football.
An incredible 32 goals were netted from 26 such fixtures with the young Gunners and the starlet has since continued that run in the colours of United.
As well as five strikes coming in as many U18 Premier League fixtures, Obi-Martin recently scored a double in a 5-0 victory over Coventry City in the FA Youth Cup.
According to the Manchester Evening News, United are open-minded to introducing the Dane into the senior setup during the second half of 2024-25.
The report suggested that there is the possibility that Obi-Martin could be provided with his first-team debut before the conclusion of the campaign.
While Obi-Martin is likely to have been promised a pathway into the first team upon leaving the Emirates Stadium for the Theatre of Dreams, thoughts of quick progression may stem from United’s struggles in the Premier League.
As well as United sitting down in 14th position in the table, just 21 goals have been scored in their 18 top-flight fixtures.
Ogun to build Anthony Joshua Indoor Boxing centre
The Ogun State Governor Prince Dapo Abiodun has revealed plans to build an ultra modern boxing centre in honour of boxing heavyweight and son of the State, Anthony Joshua.
Prince Abiodun disclosed via his X handle on Tuesday.
The Governor wrote; “We are thrilled to announce our administration’s plans to construct a state-of-the-art Anthony Joshua Indoor Boxing Ring in Abeokuta, a testament to our commitment to promoting sports development in Ogun State.
“During a visit to our office by two-time world heavyweight boxing champion Anthony Joshua, we proudly confirmed him as our official sports ambassador. We also invited him to light the Gateway Games National Sports Festival torch, now scheduled for May next year.
“This initiative goes hand in hand with our extensive efforts to refurbish and reconstruct sporting facilities across the state in preparation for hosting the festival. Sports, being a unifying force, will not only inspire our youth but also spotlight Ogun State as a hub for talent and excellence.
“We have urged Anthony Joshua to collaborate with our Director General of the National Sports Commission and the Commissioner for Sports Development to organize boxing tournaments leading up to the festival. His involvement will motivate aspiring athletes and contribute significantly to the growth of sports in Ogun State.
“Anthony Joshua’s achievements on the global stage bring pride to Ogun State, and we are committed to supporting him while celebrating the immense talents that put our state on the world map.
“Together, we are building a legacy of excellence in sports.”
