The Peoples Person
·5 October 2022
The Peoples Person
·5 October 2022
Manchester United are keeping tabs on Swedish starlet Lucas Bergvall.
The 16-year-old midfielder is considered to be one of Scandinavia’s top prospects and United’s interest is long-standing.
Bergvall recently broke into the IF Brommapojkarna first team and scored his first senior goal yesterday in a 4-1 loss to Östers IF.
A charming detail to the youngster’s first goal was that it was assisted by his big brother, Theo Bergvall.
Brommapojkarna’s Sporting Director Peter Kisfaludy last year confirmed the midfielder had already visited Carrington.
“You have to remember that Lucas has been to Manchester United, Juventus, Bayern Munich,” Kisfaludy told FotbollDirekt last November (quotes from Sports Witness).
Bergvall is clearly thought of in high regard at Brommapojkarna and has shown his leadership qualities in Sweden’s youth ranks.
“As said; this is an exceptional talent. His technique and understanding of the game.
“It is not difficult to understand when you see him that he is the team captain in the U16 national team.”
Today’s report from FotbollDirekt also mentions interest from Feyenoord.
A move to the Eredivisie could well be on the cards for Bergvall, with the Dutch side able to offer a clear pathway to first-team football.
Whether he stays in Sweden or makes the switch to the Netherlands, United are likely to maintain their interest from afar for now.
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