Manchester City will sign Cavan Sullivan when he turns 18 next September but a row has already broken out

Incoming Manchester City signing Cavan Sullivan has become the focal point of a dispute between former USMNT players Landon Donovan and Eddie Johnson. Donovan urged caution regarding hype around emerging American prospects, naming Johnson among past talents who struggled to meet expectations. In response, Johnson criticized Donovan for downplaying young players who challenge themselves abroad rather than taking an easier domestic route.
Manchester City agreed to a permanent deal for the Philadelphia Union midfielder in 2024, which will formally complete when he turns 18 in September. The 17-year-old has recorded seven goals and seven assists in 26 MLS matches this season and recently became the youngest goalscorer in USMNT history under Mauricio Pochettino.
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