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Transfer: What Eze said after completing Manchester United switch

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New Manchester United signing David Eze has expressed happiness after joining the English club.

DAILY POST had earlier reported that Manchester United signed Eze from Manchester City.

The Red Devils announced the signing of the 16-year-old midfielder in a statement on their website on Saturday.

Eze reportedly snubbed several clubs to continue his development at Old Trafford.

The England youth international was formally unveiled just two days after Manchester United confirmed the acquisition of Karrim Cassim from Manchester City.

Reacting to the move, Eze shared a picture of himself in a Manchester United shirt on Instagram, with the caption: “Greatful. Next chapter.”

Transfer: What Eze said after completing Manchester United switch

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