By Ibrahim Karim Bangura (Tanko)

As new lads makes positive strive in Europe, the Sierra Leone and Manchester United vision Jaydan Kamason, 17 years singed his first professional contract with Emerging Talent Programme (ETP) he also became the first player from the scheme to sign a professional pro-contract with top English football club Manchester United.

“I am pleased to have signed my first pro-deal with this gigantic club. I am truly blessed. Grateful, towards my family for the continued support and those who have helped me throughout the journey,” he cherished.

However, the multipurpose defender started his playing career in the United’s youth ranks. At age 10, Kamason joined ETP while playing for a local grassroots team, Stockport Vikings.

Because he has been impressive, according to the coaches, he made the hedge to the main academy group, which he has been a part of for the last six years.

United pointed out in their statement, “While the academy does not normally announce a player’s first pro-professional contract, an exception has been made in this case to celebrate the success of the ETP in creating opportunities for children across Manchester to develop their talent.

The club confirmed that, alongside Kamason, a total of 46 players have gone on to register as players, an additional 350 have registered at other professional clubs.