Sixteen-year-old striker Coran Madden has made the significant step up from Irish football to the Premier League after completing his transfer from Cliftonville to Brentford.
The talented teenager made history at his former club by becoming the youngest player in Cliftonville's history when he made his debut and registered an assist in a commanding 4-0 victory against Loughgall in November.
His rapid development continued as he went on to make eight more Irish Premiership appearances for Jim Magilton's side, showcasing the potential that has attracted Premier League attention.
The young striker also found the back of the net for the first time in a BetMcLean League Cup victory against Armagh City, demonstrating his ability to perform on the big stage despite his tender years.
Speaking to the Brentford website upon completing his move to the west London club, Madden expressed his excitement about the opportunity ahead of him.
The teenager emphasized his commitment to continuous improvement, stating his desire to get better by just one percent every day, reflecting the mentality that has impressed his new coaches.
Madden's ambition is clear as he looks forward to providing goals and assists while showcasing his abilities at a higher level.
His move to Brentford represents a significant opportunity for the young Irish talent to develop within one of the Premier League's most progressive academies, known for their excellent track record of nurturing young players and providing pathways to first-team football.
The talented teenager made history at his former club by becoming the youngest player in Cliftonville's history when he made his debut and registered an assist in a commanding 4-0 victory against Loughgall in November.
His rapid development continued as he went on to make eight more Irish Premiership appearances for Jim Magilton's side, showcasing the potential that has attracted Premier League attention.
The young striker also found the back of the net for the first time in a BetMcLean League Cup victory against Armagh City, demonstrating his ability to perform on the big stage despite his tender years.
Speaking to the Brentford website upon completing his move to the west London club, Madden expressed his excitement about the opportunity ahead of him.
The teenager emphasized his commitment to continuous improvement, stating his desire to get better by just one percent every day, reflecting the mentality that has impressed his new coaches.
Madden's ambition is clear as he looks forward to providing goals and assists while showcasing his abilities at a higher level.
His move to Brentford represents a significant opportunity for the young Irish talent to develop within one of the Premier League's most progressive academies, known for their excellent track record of nurturing young players and providing pathways to first-team football.
