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Arsenal striker Ahmed Abdulla scored on his debut for West Ham after the Saudi Arabian striker joined the club on a two week trial.
The school boy rejected the scholarship terms offered to him by Liam Brady in January, in a deal we told you about first, after problems with his agent, and initially joined Tottenham in a deal that saw Jason Banton return to the club, but has now switched to the Hammers who are currently short of Youth strikers.
Under 18’s Coach Tony Carr speaking with the clubs official website said:
“He has been training for a week, he is only a schoolboy and I put him in to see what he could do. He has come in, worked hard and scored a goal. It is early days for him but he has done well.”
Should Ahmed sign for West Ham, he would find himself battling with Arsenal for the Under 18’s group A top spot, and a disappointing sight after Abdulla had shown early talents in last season Nike Cup tournament, but agent problems meant he took time to decide on the scholarship, and Arsenal moved for Luke Freeman, leaving the Saudi in the cold.
The Gunners are thought to ask around £100.000 for the player, a similar fee they paid for the fore-mentioned Freeman, but the form of Jason Banton as a forward means a replacement will not be needed.
Young Guns would like to thank Ahmed for his services and wish him all the best in the future, we would also like to thank regular blog commenter Joshua for helping with this news.