One way to get a superstar playing for your Premier League conquering club is to spend something like $50 million to secure his signature when the player enters his prime years. Or you can get them in while they’re young and work to develop them into future stars.Teenage defender Harrison Parker, who had spent his entire childhood with Arsenal’s youth teams, is now a Manchester United player. The news was broken by the lad himself on social media. Wednesday, 22.00: (1.57) Man.Utd. (4.30) Villareal (6.25)The England youth international decided to leave Arsenal after nine years with the Gunners in order to find a better surrounding that would help him grow as a player. Manchester United pounced to secure his signature and add him to their academy that’s already brimming with young talent.Parker made a good impression on United coaches during their recent trip to Northern Ireland where the club competed in the Milk Cup, one of the best known England tournaments for youth players.There were rumours that there were more clubs interested, but Harrison decided to accept the call of Manchester United. The Old Trafford club is tireless in searching for the best young talent in the United Kingdom and give them the opportunity of becoming full-fledged professionals.Harrison Parker, one of Arsenal’s best schoolboy prospects, has completed his move to Manchester United. He was at Arsenal for nine years. pic.twitter.com/FjzZvzIW6D— Jeorge Bird (@jeorgebird) September 27, 2021 This is not a big transfer story, but it might prove to be a big piece of business in a few years. We’ll make a note of the name Harrison Parker – just in case he grows up to win the World Cup for England or something!
