The Danish outfit have handed the teenager his first professional contract given his impressive performance with the U17 youth team
Ghanaian teen Emmanuel Aby has penned his first professional contract with Danish 1. Division side Hvidovre IF.
The 17-year-old will be spending time with both the U19 and U23 squad ranks for the current campaign.
"Hvidovre Fodbold has signed a contract with the young talent Emmanuel Aby. Manne, as he is called colloquially, has done very well in our U17 team, which is now being rewarded with a contract," a statement confirming his PRO contract read.
"Emmanuel Aby came from FCK last year, and with his dedication he has stuck to our U17 team. He is now being promoted to our U19 team, but will also be part of our U23 team and will partly also be part of the first team's training."
The teenage sensation was full of joy after inking his first professional contract with his club as he looks forward to continue with his development as a budding star in order to soon gatecrash into the first team ranks: "I am really happy and excited to have signed my first contract with Hvidovre IF. It's a huge milestone for me. I have high expectations for the coming season and am looking forward to developing my skills and hopefully becoming a regular part of the first team.”
Sporting director Peter Lassen added: "He's a hard-working striker who you like, and he's a goal-scorer, so we're looking forward to following his development."
