Manchester City have agreed a deal to sign USA prodigy Cavan Sullivan and he will join the Blues a year today

Manchester City have agreed to a permanent transfer deal to sign Philadelphia Union midfielder Cavan Sullivan on his 18th birthday in September 2027. Sullivan, who turned 17 on September 28, 2026, made his senior international debut for the United States on Saturday, playing 60 minutes in a friendly victory over Peru under manager Mauricio Pochettino.
Pochettino praised Sullivan's maturity following an impressive MLS run where he matched Lionel Messi with 13 goal contributions following the summer break. Sullivan noted the debut was a nerve-wracking yet amazing milestone for him and his family, with the United States scheduled to face Chile, Mexico, and Canada later in the international break.
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