Highy-rated Irish teenager Sean Moore snapped up by Premier League giants
Republic of Ireland underage star Sean Moore has revealed one of the main factors behind his decision to join West Ham.
“Last year, West Ham won the FA Youth Cup, and the first team also won the UEFA Europa Conference League, which was a brilliant achievement. The 17-year-old made his Cliftonville debut in a County Antrim Shield victory over Bangor in October 2021 before going on to clock up 45 appearances for the club.
The 17-year-old, a first-team regular with the NIFL Premiership side, has been capped at underage level for Northern Ireland.
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