The Sun published an article reporting on the growth of Manchester United teenager Obi Martin. Obi Martin experienced a Rockets-like surge last season. After transferring to Manchester United from Arsenal, he quickly made his first-team debut under...
The Sun published an article reporting on the growth of Manchester United teenager Obi Martin.
Obi Martin experienced a Rockets-like surge last season. After transferring to Manchester United from Arsenal, he quickly made his first-team debut under Amorin. The 17-year-old rookie made seven appearances last season, but his team's pick has declined as Manchester United spends £74 million to introduce Sheshko.
Although the Danish international has not yet entered the first team bench this season, his physical and technical skills at the youth training academy are still developing. Sources said: "Obi Martin still occasionally participates in first-team joint training, and the most significant change is his physique. He is tall, and now his skeleton muscles have increased significantly, which is exactly what he needs."
It is reported that Obi Martin is receiving guidance from Manchester United's top youth training coaches, who will regularly report progress to Amorin. Manchester United U21 coach Travis Binion said earlier this season: "His potential iceberg has just revealed a corner, and the future is unlimited. He is extremely eager to become a professional player, and he is learning the rules of the game with a strong sense of hunger, and is understanding how to show himself and integrate into the team system."
"For us, he is the focus of training. At the age of 17, we need to understand that this is the golden age of polishing technology."
