Manchester United youngster David Eze has been getting to work on international duty.
At the weekend, Manchester United formally announced the deal to sign David Eze, with all of the paperwork finally ratified.
David Eze followed Karim Cassim by quitting Manchester City for a brighter future at Manchester United, with both central midfielders strengthening the club’s academy options.
David Eze’s international progress
David Eze has spent the past few days on international duty with England’s under-17s side.
England are competing in a four-team tournament in Germany, and the first of the saw the Three Lions take on Israel. Eze came off the bench in the 77th minute to help England see out a 2-1 victory.
This was Eze’s England under-17s debut. He had previously made nine appearances for the under-16s, and also featured at under-15s level. So this latest step up was the next progression.
England will face Venezuela and Germany in upcoming matches at the tournament, and Eze will hope to be involved as a starter. He is the only Manchester United representative in the squad.
This is a good chance for Eze to get some match sharpness. Due to his protracted move from City, he has not been able to play for either club yet this season, and United’s under-18s do not have a match until mid-October.
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