2025-08-21, 12:17 PM - Word count:
Teenage Striker Connor Reed Joins Victoria Falls Eagles
The Victoria Falls Eagles have bolstered their attack with the signing of 15-year-old English striker Connor Reed, who arrives as part of a new wave of young international talent joining the club this season. The move underlines the Eagles’ growing ambition to develop a diverse squad built around future stars.
Reed has come through a respected academy system in England, where his speed, movement, and clinical finishing made him stand out among his peers. Last season, he finished as top scorer in his school's U16 side, impressing scouts with his sharp instincts in front of goal and composure under pressure.
For Reed, the switch to Zimbabwe represents an exciting opportunity to take the next step in his development. “I’m really excited to be here,” he said on arrival. “I’ve worked hard to get this chance, and I want to score goals for the Eagles while learning as much as I can.”
He joins several other 15-year-old prospects recruited from across the globe, giving the squad a youthful edge and injecting fresh energy into the club’s long-term project. Fans in Victoria Falls have welcomed the arrivals enthusiastically, with many eager to see what the new generation can bring to the team’s attack.
With a blend of raw talent and ambition, Reed’s arrival signals the start of a new chapter. Not just for the young striker himself, but also for an Eagles side determined to shape its future around promising players from all corners of the world.
The Victoria Falls Eagles have bolstered their attack with the signing of 15-year-old English striker Connor Reed, who arrives as part of a new wave of young international talent joining the club this season. The move underlines the Eagles’ growing ambition to develop a diverse squad built around future stars.
Reed has come through a respected academy system in England, where his speed, movement, and clinical finishing made him stand out among his peers. Last season, he finished as top scorer in his school's U16 side, impressing scouts with his sharp instincts in front of goal and composure under pressure.
For Reed, the switch to Zimbabwe represents an exciting opportunity to take the next step in his development. “I’m really excited to be here,” he said on arrival. “I’ve worked hard to get this chance, and I want to score goals for the Eagles while learning as much as I can.”
He joins several other 15-year-old prospects recruited from across the globe, giving the squad a youthful edge and injecting fresh energy into the club’s long-term project. Fans in Victoria Falls have welcomed the arrivals enthusiastically, with many eager to see what the new generation can bring to the team’s attack.
With a blend of raw talent and ambition, Reed’s arrival signals the start of a new chapter. Not just for the young striker himself, but also for an Eagles side determined to shape its future around promising players from all corners of the world.
