Maximillian Oyedele, a young player for Manchester United, is currently participating in training with the first-team squad for Doncaster Rovers.
According to the Manchester Evening News's understanding, Oyedele, who is only 17 years old, is currently participating in first-team training with Doncaster as part of Manchester United's "Pro Experience Programme." This program provides young players in United's academy with the opportunity to participate in regular first-team training away from the club.
Oyedele got some work in with United's first team at Carrington on the morning of the Wednesday before he was scheduled to train with Doncaster.
Oyedele participated in each of the Under-18s' matches during the FA Youth Cup campaign that was successful the previous year, and he played in the final of that competition against Nottingham Forest in front of a record-breaking crowd of 67,000 people at Old Trafford.
The youngster made his debut for Poland U18s in the previous season, and he signed his first professional deal with United in May. Both of these accomplishments are noteworthy. Oyedele, who was born in Salford, has dual citizenship and can compete for either Nigeria or England at the international level.
Aside from that, academy prospect Jack Kingdon, who is only 16 years old, made his debut this week for non-league Altrincham. On Tuesday, Altrincham defeated Sandbach 4-0 in the Cheshire Senior Cup matchup. The center-back was in the starting lineup for Altrincham.
Additionally, Kingdon played for Scotland's Under-18 team a month ago.
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