Whenever Sonny Perkins looks out of his bedroom window, he is immediately drawn to his daily motivation. His eyes remain fixed on the London stadium and as he gazes into the distance, he can’t help but visualize the moment when his dream will come true.
the West Ham United The young man lives in Hackney Wick with his family and is a key player for the club’s under-18s. Perkins’ long-term goal is to play at London Stadium, and given his career so far, it won’t take long for him to meet that goal.
The 17-year-old scored a hat-trick for Kevin Keen’s team in his first game of the season against Reading and it already looks like the left-handed attacking midfielder is going to improve his scoring tally from last season, when he scored five goals. in 23 sub-18s. Premier League appearances. In the 3-1 loss to the Southampton Under-18s, Perkins played as a lone striker, with Divin Mubama out with injury, and it was Perkins who often initiated his attempts at goal.
Perkins and his teammate Jacob Knightbridge were recently called up to England Under-18s for their international friendly against Wales. Perkins started the tie 1-1, while Knightbridge entered the second half. It has been a rewarding time for the academy, with a promising advocate Jamal Baptiste winning a call-up for England Under-19s, while Harrison Ashby and Brian Kinnear were called up for Scotland U21.
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