Crawley Town has announced their new signing of Mustafa Hussein.
The 20-year-old attacker signed a 2 year and a half year deal with an extra year option.
The winger is a part of Crawley after impressing bosses in the non-leagues, and the football club said he will begin training with the rest of the team this week.
Chief Executive and Technical Director, Erdem Konyar, said: “The club has adopted a policy to allocate some investment on younger players. Without an academy; it is imperative we adopt a strong youth policy to enable continuity and development for the first team.
“Mustafa is a young player with the potential to develop. He has a lot of hard work ahead of him and we are eager to see him develop here at Crawley Town.”
Head Coach John Yems said: “We are happy to welcome Mustafa to the club, he has a great group of players to learn from and I look forward to working with him.”
Mustafa will sport the shirt number of 32 and will join up with the rest of the players at training this week.
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