Newcastle United complete striker move as former Everton player pictured signing contract

Newcastle United complete striker move as former Everton player pictured signing contract
Newcastle United complete striker move as former Everton player pictured signing contract

Newcastle United complete striker move as former Everton player pictured signing contract

Newcastle United complete striker move as former Everton player pictured signing contract

Newcastle United has strengthened its academy this week, with two young players confirming their arrival.
The Magpies have awarded scholarships to Clevedon Town attacker Kayden Lucas and former Everton

defender Aaron Epia. A new wave of players is likely to arrive after 13 players were released on July 1.

Lucas, often known as ‘Chumpy’, previously trained with Newcastle after scoring four goals in a game watched by scouts.

The 16-year-old scored nine goals in six outings for Clevedon’s under-18 team. “I’m over the moon for Chumpy,”

said Seasider’s manager, Alex White. “He’s pursuing a dream, and this is a very great step toward it.

He’s a humble guy with a fantastic attitude and evident skill, but now the hard work begins for him.

“It’s been a joy to have him as a member of the club and contribute in any tiny way to his trip.

For the club, it’s obviously a fantastic story that highlights the good pipeline and platform we

provide for young players to develop and have their abilities acknowledged and showcased,

but all credit goes to our Under 18 Manager, Lee Archer.”

Newcastle United complete striker move as former Everton player pictured signing contract
Newcastle United complete striker move as former Everton player pictured signing contract

Archer, a former professional with Bristol Rovers, added: “He’s raw and he’s got lots to work on,

but as a club it’s what you want with a kid at his age.

“Chumpy deserves it all for the hard work he’s put in and for never giving up.
The thing with Chumpy is he’s such a lovely lad and an amazing individual;
as a person he’s well rounded, confident but not arrogant and he has his feet firmly on the ground.”I know it won’t get to his head, and I know Newcastle will treat him correctly,

and if it’s right off the field for Chumpy, his mind will be on the game on the pitch.

I’m really excited to see what happens next, but we’ll stay in touch and be there for him.”

Meanwhile, as previously reported by NewcastleWorld, 16-year-old

Epia has joined after turning down a new contract with Everton. Epia was recently on trial with the Magpies,

having played as a substitute in under-18s games against Wolverhampton Wanderers and Leeds United.

Epia confirmed his arrival on Instagram, writing: “Happy to formally sign for.

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