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Kenyan-British Star Tyler Onyango Signs First Professional Contract with English Premier League Team Everton

Kenyan-British Star Tyler Onyango Signs First Professional Contract with English Premier League Team Everton
Kenyan-British Star Tyler Onyango Signs First Professional Contract with English Premier League Team Everton

17-year-old Kenyan-British football star Tyler Onyango has signed his first professional contract with the English Premier League side, Everton.

Onyango, a son of a Kenyan father and an English mother, penned a three-year contract that will keep him at Everton until 2023.

“Midfielder Tyler Onyango has penned a three-year deal until the end of June 2023,” the club confirmed on its official website on Friday.

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The Everton hierarchy awarded Onyango the deal after his impressive progress throughout his time at the club’s academy, which he joined aged 8.

After a remarkable season with the Under-18 team, Onyango was promoted to the Under-23 set-up during the 2019/20 campaign.

The central midfielder featured seven times for Everton U23s in Premier League 2 before the campaign was abandoned due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

In a past interview with Daily Nation, the Luton-born teenager said he is open to representing Kenya at the international level. 

“I have been to Kenya many times over the years most recently in the summer of 2018. I have a very big family in Kenya so it is always nice to come home to visit everyone,” he said.

“Unfortunately, I can’t speak Swahili or Luo. Expect a few odd words but it is definitely something I want to learn,” said Onyango.

“I am eligible to play for Kenya and it is definitely something I’d be open to as you never know what the future holds so I want to keep my mind open to any opportunities that may occur.”

 

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