"I can promise you that this hard decision won't change anything in my mindset - I will continue to train as best as I can and wherever possible use my voice against inhumanity and for justice."

Maverick wrote: ↑20 Oct 2018, 20:40 Nenustebsiu, jei kiti Anglijos talentai matydami sėkmingas istorijas, pradės žengti tokiu pačiu keliu kaip Sancho ir Nelson

Manny Danso spent eight months in Germany analysing the approach of different clubs in terms of youth development.
Armed with all his research, he told his nephew that Augsburg was the best fit in all aspects but one.

With five international appearances to his name already, Danso's decision to move to Germany has paid off handsomely
Manny Danso said: "It was by far the worst financial package we were offered.
"Kevin said: 'Where is Augsburg?' He had to go on Fifa to see what the kit looked like. My mum thought it was a crazy idea.
"But he went over for two weeks. He has now been there four years. The decision has been totally vindicated."
In March 2017, aged 18 years and 165 days, Danso became the youngest player to play for Augsburg in the league. Against Wales the following September, he won his first full cap for Austria.