Footage emerges of Man Utd's new signing Chido Obi-Martin in action at Carrington and it's got fans talking

A training ground compilation of highly-rated striker Chido Obi-Martin is doing the rounds on social media, just days after his move to Manchester United was made official.

After being forced to wait for Premier League approval, United were finally able to announce the signing of Obi-Martin on October 5 following the expiration of his schoolboy terms at Arsenal.

Taking to Instagram to confirm his move, the 16-year-old said: "Very happy to sign with this amazing club, time to focus and achieve all my dreams. Thanks to everyone who has helped me get this far."

Obi Martin has been training at Carrington for several weeks, according to the Manchester Evening News, who suggest he will not be rushed into playing a competitive fixture for the academy.

That being said, the Norwegian striker looks more than ready to spring into action, with the below footage from United's training base showcasing his impressing composure in front of goal.

Here's how fans on social media have reacted to the clip.

One said: "His finishing and ball striking is already superb," while another commented: "One thing you notice when you watch back his goals for Arsenal, he’s always picking the right finish. Doesn’t overcomplicate things."

A third wrote: "Chido Obi-Martins is a force to be reckoned with. His powerful strikes are lethal, but what sets him apart is his impeccable technique for his size. You wouldn't expect such grace and agility from someone so physically imposing. His quick feet make him a nightmare for defenders,"

A fourth said: "He’s genuinely the best finisher at the club already," and a fifth added: "Needs to start training with the first team, if you are good enough you are old enough."

The teenager attracted plenty of attention after impressing for Arsenal's youth teams last season. In total, Obi-Martin netted 32 times in 18 games for their U18's, including 10 goals in a single game against Liverpool.

And it was widely reported that Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta held talks with the 16-year-old in an effort to convince him to remain in North London.

But Obi-Martin's camp are said to have wanted their player to be promoted straight into the U21s.

The Metro claim United will double the wage that Arsenal were willing to pay, whilst the player has been offered potential first-team football at Old Trafford under Erik ten Hag.

"This kind of deal is something INEOS, Sir Jim Ratcliffe and all the people in the club are planning to do for present and future, to sign top talents and get the opportunities for this kind of player," said Fabrizio Romano.

It is thought United's assistant manager Ruud van Nistelrooy played a key role in convincing Obi-Martin to join the club.