Manchester United echelon will sign 20-year-old UAE goalkeeper Hamadi, which will not affect the first-team goalkeeper s signing

According to the Manchester Evening News on August 31, Manchester United plans to sign 20-year-old trial goalkeeper Abdullah Al Hamadi for the youth training team. The goalkeeper is currently a free agent, meaning United don't have to close the deal before the transfer deadline.

Aar Hamadi had a trial training at the Carrington base, and he impressed the staff. In March this year, the UAE teenager had a tryout at Everton and maintained a clean sheet in the Test match against Bolton B, which also made him the first goalkeeper to keep his goal at the new home court of Everton Hill Dickinson. Al Hamadi also left a photo in the stadium with a capacity of 52,888 people and wrote: "Thank you for every opportunity."

Al Hamadi previously played for the UAE Professional League team Dubai and served as captain of the UAE U18 national team. Now Al Hamadi has chosen to come to England to make a splash. He will become a signing player at Manchester United's youth training academy. His joining will not affect the signing plan of Manchester United's first-team goalkeeper.