West Ham will compete with Chelsea to capture teenage offensive sensation George Feeney.
West Ham United may face competition from Chelsea and other Premier League clubs to sign teenage phenom George Feeney.
West Ham, Chelsea, Brighton, and Crystal Palace are among the clubs interested in signing the 15-year-old Glentoran talent, according to the Belfast Telegraph.
He is the son of current Glentoran manager Warren Feeney and is a tremendously exciting young potential.
Scouts from the Hammers were present at last night’s reserve match against Cliftonville to see the youthful attacker.
Over the last year or so, David Moyes has signed three of the most talented teenagers from the Northern Irish league, with Patrick Kelly, Callum Marshall, and Michael Forbes all currently playing for West Ham.
And now another could be on its way to East London…
According to the Belfast Telegraph, Feeney is a target for both the Hammers and the Blues.
It’s certainly too early to predict that the 15-year-old will reach the pinnacle of the game, but the early signs are promising.
He clearly possesses all of the qualities required to reach the pinnacle of success.
According to the Belfast Telegraph, he has “created quite a buzz in England with his potential, eye for goal, and all action style.”
George Feeney is a quick forward with strong mobility and technical abilities.
He has the potential to become a star if he continues to work hard and apply himself right both on and off the field.
It remains to be seen whether the Hammers will be able to sign him.
