He's now and then talking in Swedish media, and I don't know if these quotes get overseas. He's being mentioned in the reserves/U18 blog, since he's scoring goals after goals.
Last summer he said his current goal is playing World Cup 2010 for Sweden, and now he's saying he wants to play for City this winter:
He's an interesting person, he was raised in Africa. Here's a longer Swedish interview with him, talking about his life:
<a class="postlink" href="http://www.offside.org/magasinet/smyglaesning.aspx?id=2848&templateName=preview" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.offside.org/magasinet/smygla ... me=preview</a>
Went to Kenya at 3, stayed for three years. Then moved back when he was 10. They started a football club at a village and he tells a bit about the games.
It's pretty funny, his father seems to spend a lot of his time on/with him. They say in the interview that they're currently (last summer) training on recovery, to fall asleep fast. He now falls asleep within 10 seconds of entering the car, in the back seet, after training.
He's also been playing in Sampdoria but chose us over them. Told them about a story with Cassano:
Anyway he's one of our academy players and he has been scoring tons in the U18 and reserves, hopefully he'll be able to prove himself sometime.
Last summer he said his current goal is playing World Cup 2010 for Sweden, and now he's saying he wants to play for City this winter:
<a class="postlink" href="http://www.aftonbladet.se/sportbladet/fotbollsbladet/internationell/england/article5508744.ab" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.aftonbladet.se/sportbladet/f ... 5508744.ab</a>- They are fantasticly good players. But I'll play in the seniors before the year is over.
- I have two years left on my contract with City and I'm going to stay there. I'll play in the Premier League this winter, I'm ready.
How big is the chance?
- It's not far away. Like Macheda in United, he's been lucky. When we played against him with the juniors he hasn't been good at all and subbed. Then he suddenly played in the seniors, we just laughed.
How good is City at letting through juniors?
- (I guess) they used to be better at it. Mark Hughes isn't extremely good at it. But some comes through and I both believe and hope it will happen already this winter.
- I've said I'm going to play World Cup 2010 and if the national team do their part I'll do min.
He's an interesting person, he was raised in Africa. Here's a longer Swedish interview with him, talking about his life:
<a class="postlink" href="http://www.offside.org/magasinet/smyglaesning.aspx?id=2848&templateName=preview" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.offside.org/magasinet/smygla ... me=preview</a>
Went to Kenya at 3, stayed for three years. Then moved back when he was 10. They started a football club at a village and he tells a bit about the games.
Returned at 13.- Referee used to put us on a line to control the age. If someone was too tall or too deep voice or had beard, they were removed. Sometimes fights started when the referee sent away the team's stars. One time they screamed "John, haraka, down, down, down!". Suddenly the sky went pitch black. African "earth bees"(?), they kill with one bite.
- Another time we played on a field. There was a well in stone on the middle of the pitch, so when we attacked we had to play around it.
It's pretty funny, his father seems to spend a lot of his time on/with him. They say in the interview that they're currently (last summer) training on recovery, to fall asleep fast. He now falls asleep within 10 seconds of entering the car, in the back seet, after training.
He's also been playing in Sampdoria but chose us over them. Told them about a story with Cassano:
When we sat on the bench in the beginning of the game he said: "The trainer is stupid, eh?". I didn't get it, thought "we know you can be a little bit crazy but...". Then he said: "He bench you! He is stupid! You should play!". Then he laughed.
Anyway he's one of our academy players and he has been scoring tons in the U18 and reserves, hopefully he'll be able to prove himself sometime.