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Official Site of Man U · Feb 16, 2025

Chido Obi makes United debut at Tottenham

Manchester United Academy striker Chido Obi made his debut for the club in the closing stages of Sunday's 1-0 defeat to Tottenham Hotspur.

The 17-year-old, who signed from Tottenham's north London rivals Arsenal last October, has made a notable impression for the club's youth teams this season and was rewarded with his first-team bow as United sought out a late equaliser in the capital.

Obi replaced Casemiro in the first of three stoppage-time minutes at the end of the second half and, while United were unable to find the net in the time remaining, the youngster will be able to look back on today proudly with his milestone moment.

Chido Obi's Youth Cup hat-trick Video

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