“HERE WE GO” Coming from Fabrizio Romano this afternoon Manchester City has just announced the signing of Teenager who has more goals than Lionel Messi this season for a 6 years old contract
‘Here We Go’ – Fabrizio Romano confirms six-year contract with Manchester City.
According to transfer specialist Fabrizio Romano, Manchester City has signed River Plate and Argentina youth international Claudio Echeverri.
Officials at the Etihad Stadium have battled considerable interest from across the game to secure the abilities of the developing adolescent, with the likes of FC Barcelona and Chelsea reportedly keeping tabs on his growth.
Following recent additions from throughout Europe and South America, the recruitment of Claudio Echeverri has been seen as a high priority for those in charge of ensuring the next phase of emerging names in the game for Manchester City.
Manchester City and the City Football Group have also signed Yan Couto, Savinho, and Maximo Perrone in recent seasons, while the signing of Julian Alvarez from River Plate has established a solid link between the two teams.
Claudio Echeverri can now be added to the list, with new reports on Sunday evening describing the present status of a deal for a player who captained Argentina at the last FIFA under-17 World Cup.
According to transfer insider Fabrizio Romano, Claudio Echeverri’s projected transfer to Manchester City is now a ‘here we go’ after the two clubs exchanged documents to clinch a deal.
It is stated that the 17-year-old midfielder will remain at his present club River Plate until December 2024, before flying to Europe to have Manchester City determine his destiny during the January 2025 transfer window.
Claudio Echeverri has committed to a six-year contract with last season’s Treble champions, who made it five trophies in a calendar year by winning the UEFA Super Cup and UEFA Champions League.
At the moment, it is unknown what Manchester City will do with the player when he comes in Europe next winter, although there is a chance he will be nurtured within Pep Guardiola’s first-team playing roster.
A loan move inside the City Football Group remains an option, with Girona being a preferred destination for some of Manchester City’s most highly-rated prospects this season, given the Spanish club’s standing in the La Liga table.
