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Who is Gabriele Biancheri? All you need to know about the Welsh wonderkid who is set to join Man Utd

Who is Gabriele Biancheri? All you need to know about the Welsh wonderkid who is set to join Man Utd

Who is Gabriele Biancheri?

Fabrizio Romano confirmed earlier today that Manchester United are set to sign Cardiff youngster Gabriele Biancheri on a four-year contract. But who is the Welsh youngster?

In a tweet, the transfer guru claimed the Old Trafford club would sign the forward once he has passed a medical.

Romano said: "Manchester United are set to complete the signing of young talent, 2006-born striker Gabriele Biancheri from Cardiff City.

“Understand it's a four-year pro contract now completed, just waiting for FIFA approval to finalise the deal."

Upon the news being announced however, Man Utd fans have scrambled to find out who Biancheri is.

Who is Gabriele Biancheri?

Biancheri, 16, is a versatile forward capable of operating across the frontline and as a number 10. The teenager is lauded for his quick feet and ability to hit the target from a number of angles.

The youngster has impressed at under-16 level, having netted some 17 goals in his first 11 games of the season, while he was promoted to Cardiff’s under-21 side in January.

Biancheri has played three times for Wales at under-17 level, though he is also eligible to represent England and Italy at international level.

Despite his impressive performances at youth level the forward was relatively unknown until the summer when Chelsea were vying for his signature.

However, Man Utd allegedly received valuable information on Biancheri from development coach David Hughes, who was Cardiff’s academy manager from July 2021 and July 2022.

Biancheri will sign a scholar contract at first with United, as he is yet to turn 17. However once he reaches his 17th birthday in September he will then be on professional terms with the Old Trafford club.

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Topics: Football, Transfers, Manchester United, Cardiff City, Premier League