Top young goalkeeping prospect confirms AFC Wimbledon exit – with Manchester City switch on the cards
Highly-rated keeper Spike Brits has confirmed he is quitting AFC Wimbledon.
Reports have claimed that the 15-year-old, capped by England at U16 level, has passed a medical with Manchester City. Our paper revealed he had also spent time with Brighton and Brentford as he assessed his options.
“From being a five-year-old fan, to making my international debut – this club has been with me through it all,” Brits tweeted.
From being a 5 year old fan, to making my international debut, this club has been with me with me through it all; the highs, the lows and everything in between. pic.twitter.com/OQdXRhN3bt
— Spike Brits (@SpikeBrits1) May 15, 2023
“I hope to one day return and push the club to the heights it belongs, but until then I wish everyone at the club all the best in the future for what’s to come.”
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