Alongside Barcelona and Chelsea, Manchester City arguably have the best youth team across all levels in the world.
As a result, it comes as no surprise when their former starlets like Cole Palmer became a superstar at Chelsea and Liam Delap sealed a move to Stamford Bridge as well as among others.
In every transfer window, Manchester City seem to dominate the headlines when it comes to both signing and selling young players.
This summer as well, Manchester City wish to sign Seth Ridgeon from Fulham, who is England’s U-17 captain.
Seth Ridgeon, Malachi Hardy and teammates of England react as players warm up prior to the U17 men's international match between England and Northern Ireland
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Man United believe they can sign Man City youngster Tyrese Noubissie
Manchester Evening News have now reported that Manchester United are in talks to sign Manchester City teenager Tyrese Noubissie.
Noubissie, 16 is ready to depart the Etihad Stadium and a reason why United in particular could be an attractive destination for him is due to the promise of first-team football.
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Manchester United believe they could strike a deal to sign the central midfielder as well as Ridgeon.
Who is Tyrese Noubissie?
The youngster is one of the Sky Blues’ most gifted prospects.
FACT FILE
FULL NAME TYRESE NOUBISSIE
AGE 16
DATE OF BIRTH 13 MAY, 2009
BIRTHPLACE LIVINGSTON, SCOTLAND
CLUBS PLAYED FOR LEICESTER CITY, MANCHESTER CITY
Noubissie, who has played for both Leicester City and Manchester City would raise eyebrows if he said yes to a move to Manchester United.
However, other youngsters have played for both Manchester clubs at youth level as well.
One of them is Harrison Parker, who signed for City after playing for United as well as Arsenal.
Ultimately, Manchester City have several promising youngsters coming through the ranks such as Divine Mukasa, who compared himself to Kevin De Bruyne in terms of his profile.
With Kaden Braithwaite earning Pep Guardiola’s trust by playing against Watford in the Carabao Cup last season, potentially losing Noubissie is anything but the end of the world for City.