Manchester United have completed the signing
of Welsh wonderkid Levent Gundogan after a
successful six-week trial with the club,
according to his former club.
The Connah's Quay Nomads forward was
spotted by Reds scouts after scoring four goals
while playing for a North Wales development
squad in a friendly at Carrington.
The under-14s star was handed a trial on the
back of this stunning performance and has
since been snapped up by United, according to
the Nomads' website.
"[He's] a very gifted player who is comfortable
up front or in attacking midfield," a Nomads'
spokesman said.
"Levent’s attitude and commitment to training
and the club have been first-class and we wish
him all the best during his time at Manchester
United.
"Levent is a great example of the pathway for
players in the FAW Academy system and the
opportunities that are available to players to
move to a higher level."
Gundogan, who started out as a midfielder
when he joined the Nomads two years ago, has
followed in the footsteps of under-nine's
prodigy Daniel Mayers in making the move from
North Wales to Manchester.

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