Philadelphia Union's young talent Cavan Sullivan has made history by scoring his first goal in the MLS championship. The 16-year-old attacking midfielder, who is expected to join Manchester City in the future, showcased his immense potential in a match against Orlando City SC. This is reported by Goal.com reports .
Although the match ended in a 4-3 defeat for Philadelphia Union, Sullivan became one of the key figures of the game. He not only scored but also played a crucial role in the build-up to his team's first goal. Following a pass from Ben Bender, the young player found the back of the net in the 75th minute.
Sullivan signed a professional contract at 14 and has already made his mark in the CONCACAF Champions Cup. This season, he has significantly increased his playing time, logging 377 minutes on the pitch and providing two assists.
Currently, Philadelphia Union is going through a difficult period in the league and sits in the lower part of the table. Nevertheless, the performance of young stars like Sullivan brings great hope to fans and experts alike.
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