- My Account
- Logout
- Register
- Login
No one can nick our wonder kid warns Cotterill
Related Articles
24 September 2007
United are lining up a £1million bid for the German-born striker — despite the fact he is only 14. But Cotterill insists Cofie is tied to a watertight contract at Turf Moor.
Cotterill said: 'A lot of clubs are looking at him, but he registered on forms with us so no one can nick him. He is some player. He has pace to burn and has plenty of skill. He is a special talent for his age and that's why everyone wants him.'
Cotterill had been hoping to keep Cofie under wraps after spotting him playing in a youth tournament in Germany.
He brought him to England and Burnley paid for his schooling before his serviceman father returned home last year.
But scouts were quick to spot his potential and United will be in competition with several of the Premier League's big clubs.
Comments
Top stories in Sport
Top stories in Sport
-
Duchess of Cambridge is pretty in pink at her first Buckingham Palace garden party
-
News pictures of the day
-
The Glamour Awards - stars turn on the style
-
Horror on the 5.53! Commuter dragged 200 feet after getting hand trapped on train
-
Chelsea have the League’s highest wage bill for eighth year in a row
-
Locked up and banned: The Tube drunk whose vile racist rant was caught on film (video)
-
British housewife facing FIRING SQUAD over Bali drugs smuggling charge was 'neighbour from hell' -
London 2012 Olympics: Raising the bar and the Games haven't even started yet. Price of toasting Team GB is £6 a pint! -
Timebomb ticking in Thames Estuary could put Boris Island plans in jeopardy -
Video: Intruder bursts into Leveson Inquiry to brand Tony Blair a war criminal
The O2
Check out the cool stuff happening under our tent such as the hottest gigs, comedy, sport, films, clubs, bars, restaurants and much more.
A home to be proud of with Halifax
Download the Halifax's brilliant, free new Home Finder app, and take all the pain out of finding your dream home.
Can you imagine a career in teaching?
Be inspired to teach - let real teachers show you how rewarding the job can be.
Playing a game-changing role during the Games
Cisco is providing the solutions for London 2012's complex IT needs.
Win a Silverstone track day with Zantac 75
Feel the burn of a different kind - 20 Silverstone motoring experiences to be won
Celebrate with MARTINI®
This weekend toast one royal with another and make your Jubilee sparkle with a MARTINI Royale.
Reader Offers email A fantastic selection of
offers, giveaways and
promotions.
Family pay tribute to the London man who gave his life to save a five-year-old girl from drowning
Eton schoolboys fly Games flag on Everest
Shrimpy's - review
London Fields forever: street style from the hippest park