– Three years ago, Sam Pilger, a journalist for Four Four Two, posted a freeze frame of a boy passing balls at Old Trafford on Twitter and his delight after a goal. Today this boy is less and less anonymous for the MU community, because he is Maxi Oyedele, a regular player in the Premier League U-18 – you could read in September in Newonce.sport.
Mother is Polish, father is Nigerian
Maxi Oyedele is currently seventeen years old, playing as a defensive or central midfielder. He can also play on the right side of the help. His mother is Polish and his father is Nigerian. He joined Manchester United two years ago. He is currently on a “scholarship” contract [stypendium- red.]. In the 2020/2021 season, he played only three matches of the U-18 team. From this season on, Maxi Oyedele performs regularly. In addition, in the base eleven. So far he has played in seventeen games.
In December last year, Maxi Oyedele made his debut in the competitions of the prestigious FA Youth Cup. Manchester United defeated Scunthorpe United 4-2 in front of their home crowd. Oyedele came out in the starting line-up, played 61 minutes and scored his debut goal for Manchester United.
– The hit was a reward for the great performance of the central midfielder. It really showed great class at times. Oyedele, after his debut at the end of last season, began to be a regular under 18 player. He played in five consecutive league matches before the cup game – then wrote the portal Unitedinfocus.com.
Oyedele received loads of praise from his teammates. They were delighted with his playing. Manchester United’s biggest young star, Zidane Iqbal, even compared him in his post to Dele Alli, former England international and player. Oyedele and Alli have a similar hairstyle, but both are midfielders and can score goals.
Maximillian Oyedele was compared to Allie Screen Instagram
Also in December, Oyedele made his UEFA Youth League debut. He played 90 minutes in Manchester United’s 3-1 home win.
Now he announced the appointment of this player to the Polish U-18 national team. Oyedele was in the group of 24 players. He will have the opportunity to play in two sparring matches with Switzerland. The first meeting is scheduled in Bern on March 23 at 16:00, and the rematch will take place two days later.
How the Oyedele game can be seen in the link below
Other called up players:
- Oliwier Zych (Aston Villa FC, England),
- Kacper Urbański (Bologna FC 1909, Italy),
- Jan Ziewiec (Cracovia),
- Iwo Kaczmarski (Empoli FC, Italy),
- Antoni Kozubal (Górnik Polkowice),
- Miłosz Brzozowski (FC Hansa Rostock, Germany),
- Jan Żuberek (FC Internazionale Milano, Italy),
- Sławomir Abramowicz (Jagiellonia Białystok),
- Jakub Lutostański (Jagiellonia Białystok),
- Miłosz Matysik (Jagiellonia Białystok),
- Norbert Pacławski (Lech Poznań),
- Filip Koperski (Lechia Gdańsk),
- Wiktor Kamiński (Legia Warsaw),
- Bartłomiej Maliszewski (Parma Calcio 1913, Italy),
- Mateusz Lipp (Podbeskidzie Bielsko-Biała),
- Jakub Okusami (Polonia Warsaw),
- Krystian Borecki (RSC Anderlecht, Belgium),
- Dawid Bugaj (SPAL 2013, Italy),
- Łukasz Gerstenstein (Silesia Wrocław),
- Piotr Starzyński (Wisła Kraków),
- Igor Drapiński (Wisła Płock),
- Mateusz Chmarek (Zagłębie Lubin),
- Tomasz Pieńko (Zagłębie Lubin).
Source: Sport
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