Maker Majok: Is Manchester United’s New U11 Signing Really Kenyan?

Manchester United have signed an 11-year-old Kenyan star to their U-11 academy, marking a major step in his football journey.

Just like a host of other talented teenage footballers, Maker Majok is expected to rise through the age-group categories into the first team should his development go according to plan.

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Born in 2014 in Kenya to South Sudan parents, Majok is eligible to represent South Sudan at international level.

His move to Manchester United comes through a collaborative agreement between Coach Hene Sports Club and the Premier League giants.

Sky Sports ran the news confirming Majok was Kenyan, and he looked up to Kobbie Mainoo as his role model according to msn.com.

The 11-year-old scored 31 goals and provided 18 assists in 20 appearances for Coach Hene. He joined the club when he was just seven years.

Coach Hene confirmed the development, sharing his excitement about the player's future.

"We are delighted to announce that Maker Majok, a member of our Under-11 Stars squad, has officially joined the prestigious @manchesterunited Academy. Maker will join United's Under-11 first team to continue his remarkable development journey, which has been truly inspiring.

"Maker has been an integral part of our third squad since the tender age of seven, showcasing unwavering promise and resilience in adapting to life's challenges while embracing the joyous moments along the way."

Majok's move to one of the world's most renowned football academies highlights his potential, as he now begins a new chapter with Manchester United's Under-11 side.