Manchester United sign teen Isaac Konde, says Fabrizio Romano

Manchester United have completed the signing of 16‑year‑old Isaac Konde from Liverpool, a move confirmed by transfer specialist Fabrizio Romano on X. Liverpool boss Andoni Iraola confirmed the youngster’s departure, noting the versatile teenager has featured across midfield, wing and attack in the academy.

Konde's profile and agency

Isaac Konde is a 16‑year‑old who has operated as a midfielder, left winger and even striker during his spell in Liverpool’s academy. He is represented by Unique Sports Group, the agency that previously brokered moves for Anthony Gordon, Marc Guehi and Maxence Lacroix.

Deal finalised after scholarship rejection

It emerged in June that United were expected to sign Konde after he turned down a scholarship offer from Liverpool. Man United’s academy continues to grow, and the teenager is now formally set to join United, with the final steps completed in the last 24 hours.

United's academy market spree

The Premier League has ratified the transfer of 16‑year‑old David Eze from Manchester City to United, registering him after a several‑week investigation. Utd have already shown a keen eye for City talent, and they have also secured under‑15 striker Manuel Appiah Boakye from Leicester City, with further academy additions anticipated.

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Other teenage arrivals

Among the latest youngsters to arrive are Chido Obi, Ayden Heaven, Diego Leon and Sekou Kone, expanding the pool of prospects under United’s development programme.

Potential high‑profile addition

Louis Page remains a possible target; United were prepared to meet a £10 million valuation for the England U19 midfielder, while Leicester City sought £12 million plus £3 million in add‑ons. ’s Rob Dawson reports United are frontrunners for his signature ahead of Arsenal.

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Senior squad considerations

Lewis Hall of Newcastle continues to be linked as a solution to United’s left‑back shortage, with the club reportedly set to decide on a move in January.