Aged just 20 months old, Bryce Brites from Genk has been allowed by Belgium club Racing Boxberg to train with the U-5 group.
The club, who have a specific focus on developing and promoting youth football, signed the toddler after impressing coaches with his "highly unusual" talent.
"Bryce kicks a ball in a way that you don't see even four or five-year-olds play. His ball control is incredible for his age," club secretary Dany Vodnik told Het Laatste Nieuws.
"The way he dribbles with the ball at his feet between the cones, and he can give a pass to the left or right. You ask him to kick a ball three or five meters and he does so
"He may not play games with the boys from five to six years. We must remain cautious."
The club, who have a specific focus on developing and promoting youth football, signed the toddler after impressing coaches with his "highly unusual" talent.
"Bryce kicks a ball in a way that you don't see even four or five-year-olds play. His ball control is incredible for his age," club secretary Dany Vodnik told Het Laatste Nieuws.
"The way he dribbles with the ball at his feet between the cones, and he can give a pass to the left or right. You ask him to kick a ball three or five meters and he does so
"He may not play games with the boys from five to six years. We must remain cautious."
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| Photo: Het Laatste Nieuws |
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