Manchester City prospect Zalan Vancsa is delighted with his move.

The 17 year-old is in Hungary's squad to face England this week and will join City partners Lommel next season on-loan.

Vancsa joined City in January from MTK Budapest, where he spent the remainder of the season on-loan.

He told the Manchester Evening News: “I chose City because of what they presented to me and my family over Zoom meetings. They had a plan for helping my career gradually. I also really felt like they wanted me the most out of any of the other clubs. These two things were the most important for me.

“The path provided by the City Group was very inspiring. I really like the fact that you can build your career step by step here, and you don't have to jump straight into the deep end. They take care of your career and they have a clear vision for your future. Ultimately, they will give you all the tools you need to give you the best chance for a successful career."

He added: “Everything depends on how I develop. There is a plan for me about where I can get to in the future if I can progress at the same rate as I am now. If there is a step in my career where I can play for Man City, I'll be happier than anyone. But first I need to put in the work."