Man Utd and Liverpool are Premier League clubs interested in the Irish prodigy Sam Curtis has been linked with several major Premier League clubs The full-back is an under-21 Ireland international Named PFAI Team of the Year for his performances with St Patrick’s Athletic in 2023 By Jack Gallagher, Graeme Bailey | 14:25 GMT Curtis (#22) celebrates scoring against Shelbourne Curtis (#22) celebrates a goal against Shelbourne / James Chance / Staff Manchester United, Manchester City, Liverpool and Tottenham Hotspur are interested in signing Irish youngster Sam Curtis, sources have confirmed to 90min. Curtis burst onto the scene in 2021, making his debut for League of Ireland outfit St. Patrick’s Athletic at just 15 years old. After signing his first professional contract with the club in 2022, the right-back has become a fixture at St. Louis over the past two seasons. A key player in Patand#039’s team. Despite being just 17, Curtis made 39 appearances for the Dublin club during the 2023 campaign and played a key role in St. Patand#039 in finishing third in the league and winning the FAI Cup in early November. final victory over Bohemians at the Aviva Stadium in front of a record Irish Cup crowd of 43,881. The youngster is also a regular member of the Republic of Ireland Under-21 squad, having made seven appearances since breaking into the squad this year. Curtis and#039; his performances for the club side have been duly rewarded with nods in the PFAI Team of the Year and Young Player of the Year nominations, and sources have confirmed to 90min that they have also attracted the attention of several top Premier League clubs. 90min understands Manchester United, Liverpool, Tottenham and three-time champions Manchester City are all keen to sign the youngster in the upcoming January transfer window. Liverpool have enjoyed recent success in the League of Ireland market, signing talented youngster Trent Kone-Doherty from Derry City last summer. As well as Premier League clubs, Championship outfits Hull City, Middlesbrough and Leeds United also continue to be interested in the full-back’s services, while Scottish champions Celtic have also recently entered the market for the player. Sources have confirmed to 90min that St Patrick’s Athletic fully expect Curtis to leave the club during the League of Ireland off-season – which runs until mid-February. READ THE LATEST NEWS FROM 90MINAND#039;S TALKING TRANSITION TEAM
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