Sheffield Wednesday, who is currently working in League One, has a rising star in their squad, and he is Pele Carda Martri. Pele, the son of former Bradford City, Sheffield United and Huddersfield Town striker Danny Cardamatri, is only 16 years old and is a striker like his father, who has already attracted the interest of a number of Premier League clubs. He hasn't signed a career contract with Mr. Xie yet, but he will sign it on his 17th birthday in May.
You have to be careful when assessing the talent of such a young player, but the signs of Cadamatri are promising. He is a student at Sheffield Wednesday Youth College and has been working at the club since he was eight years old. Of course, due to his young age he has not yet had an impact on the first team, but he is scoring for the club's youth team. Last October, he made headlines for his miraculous performance in the U18 team on Wednesday. In the first half against Crewe, Sheffield Wednesday trailed 1-5 but ended up winning 6-5 – With Kadamatri scoring four goals in that match.
Danny Cadamatri previously revealed that Bailey is sometimes unfairly evaluated for his famous father. Danny said: "When I worked there, I didn't mention anything to Pele but I heard people say he was there just because of me. I really sympathize with him, but I never take him seriously because it's not. He was sacked from his contract at Huddersfield and got his chance on Sheffield Wednesday with his performances, where my youngest son, Kaylan, is now. It was always done by himself, but because of me, he was pointed out by others. Pele was in trouble, especially since he was a striker like me. Expectations of him are high and he has overcome that. ”
West Ham and Brentford have been in the lead in his signing competition over the past year, with the Hammers even asking if he was available for a trial. However, City are now considered interested in the young striker, which is undoubtedly an interesting option. According to the Sheffield Wednesday star, Kadamatri is delighted to continue his career at Sheffield.