Friday 29 September 2017 10:06, UK
Wales have called Manchester City teenager Rabbi Matondo into their U21 squad for the first time.
The 17-year-old winger joined Manchester City's academy in March from Cardiff City, and Wales U21s boss Rob Page has handed Matondo a chance to make an early impression in their upcoming UEFA Championship qualifier in Liechtenstein.
Page said: "His favourite position is wide left and he's got pace I've never seen a player have before.
"He's exciting when he has the ball and he can get past players. I've seen him play at Man City numerous times and he's got a bright future in front of him.
"He can set up and score goals and I think he's ready for that step up into under-21s football."
By handing Matondo his most senior cap to date, Wales will be hoping they can win the youngster's loyalties as he also qualifies for England.
Wales have been known to grant their young prospects a chance on the international stage with Liverpool pair Ben Woodburn, Harry Wilson and most recently Sheffield United's David Brooks being called up to the senior squad.
