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Chelsea & Madrid Reportedly Chasing 6-Year-Old
Young Madin Mohammed is apparently the next big thing and is being chased by a number of top clubs.
Feb 18, 2009 5:51:21 AM
British tabloid The Sun has sensationally reported that Chelsea and Real Madrid will battle it out for the right to have a six-year-old child on their books.
The talent in question is French youngster Madin Mohammed, who is described as an "amazing talent."
Christian Lazaoui, the president of Madin's local club, Roubaix, added, "He can cross the ball, control it, swerve, pass between the legs. He is spectacular with the ball--really magic."
Madin's family moved from to France from Algeria three years ago and has reportedly been handed a scholarship by the FFF (French Football Federation).
The Algerian link has brought inevitable comparisons between the child and Zinedine Zidane, but you can judge for yourself!
Greg Ptolomey, Goal.com
The talent in question is French youngster Madin Mohammed, who is described as an "amazing talent."
Christian Lazaoui, the president of Madin's local club, Roubaix, added, "He can cross the ball, control it, swerve, pass between the legs. He is spectacular with the ball--really magic."
Madin's family moved from to France from Algeria three years ago and has reportedly been handed a scholarship by the FFF (French Football Federation).
The Algerian link has brought inevitable comparisons between the child and Zinedine Zidane, but you can judge for yourself!
Greg Ptolomey, Goal.com
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