West Ham United teenager Callum Marshall has told fellow Northern Irish young prospect Sean Moore that a move to east London would be ‘life-changing’ amid recent transfer links with the Hammers.
The 17-year-old Cliftonville star who has recently been crowned as Northern Ireland’s Young Player of the Year, has reportedly agreed a move to join the Hammers ahead of the summer transfer window, with the Belfast Telegraph suggesting that a move worth £170,000, potentially rising to £500,000 after add-ons, had been agreed.
Moore is highly rated and has already represented both Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland at youth international level this season and made 38 appearances for Cliftonville’s first-team in all competitions this season, helping them finish fourth in the Danske Bank Premiership, qualifying them for the qualification rounds of next season’s Europa Conference League.
