Newcastle United has completed a triple swoop for three promising young players

Newcastle United has completed a triple swoop for three promising young players

Newcastle United has completed a triple swoop for three promising young players, according to sources. CJ Afumuzor has moved from Portsmouth, Lesecond Yeutembip from Charlton Athletic, and Leon Mukumbira from Peterborough United.

For Afumuzor, the move brings an end to a long process that saw the talented midfielder linked with the Magpies in the summer. Magpies fan page Magpie247 confirmed Afumuzor’s presence by posting an Instagram image of him standing with a Newcastle United shirt.

Meanwhile, Yeutembip, a centre-back who won’t turn 15 until January, has joined the North East after impressing with London club Charlton Athletic.

“Huge thanks to my family, especially my mom, and to all the coaches who’ve supported me along the way,” the teen posted on social media (via the Chronicle). “All praise to God – now it’s time to get to work!” Mukumbira is a skilled forward who has shined in Peterborough’s youth program. “I’d like to thank everyone for getting me here.

Where I am currently. He expressed gratitude to his mother and relatives, as well as to God.

Newcastle United continue youth push with triple swoop

The trio’s arrival marks the latest phase in Newcastle United’s extensive youth recruitment campaign.

According to the Chronicle, the Magpies recently transitioned its academy to a full-time training program, allowing them to recruit players from across the country and age groups.

Afumuzor, Yeutembip, and Mukumbira join Sam Alabi of Oldham Athletic, Michael Mills of Port Vale, Sammy Pinnington of Luton Town, and Kacey Wooster of Southend United, all of whom signed contracts last year. All of the aforementioned want to follow in the footsteps of Lewis Miley, who is the most recent kid to emerge from

The academy will experience success in the Newcastle first team.

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