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Brighton sign Irish teenage striker from League of Ireland. PIC: Sportsfile
Brighton have signed Irish teenager Mark O’Mahony from Cork City following a successful trial.
The 18-year-old striker has agreed a contract until June 2025, subject to international clearance, and will initially join the Under-21 side.
O’Mahony was named Ireland’s Under-17 player of the year in 2022 and has also represented his country at U18 and U19 level.
We are pleased to confirm the signing of striker Mark O’Mahony from Cork City, subject to international clearance. ✍️
@FirstTouchGames // #BHAFC ⚪️
— Brighton & Hove Albion (@OfficialBHAFC) January 26, 2023
He joins compatriots Evan Ferguson, Andrew Moran and James Furlong in Sussex.
“I got to know the club and the coaches well during my trial and I knew early on that I wanted to sign here,” O’Mahony told Albion’s website.
“Brighton’s academy is one of the best in the country, especially with the way young players are given an opportunity and a pathway.
“I spoke to a few of the Irish boys in the group about what the club is like and they all spoke really highly of what’s in place here, so it was an easy decision.”
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