Vitesse have signed American U17 striker Kai Koreniuk to his first professional contract,
who signed a three-year deal with the Arnhem club earlier today. Koreniuk, aged sixteen, comes from Vitesse's academy, and has both Dutch and US citizenship.
A striker who appears to have a good mix of size and speed, Koreniuk has had something of a meteoric rise. As the
Orlando Sentinel explains, he had been playing for a youth club in Orlando, Florida just a year ago, before making the decision to move to the Netherlands to chase his dream of professional football.
A native of Ormond Beach, Florida, Koreniuk was accepted into Vitesse's academy, and after playing extremely well, the Dutch national team programme came calling. He earned a spot on Netherlands U16 team, no small feat considering the wealth of young Dutch talent on offer. However, just last month, he made the decision to play for the United States, and has been spending the summer playing with the US U17's. He appears to be a regular starter, and scored last week in a tournament in Denmark as the US beat the Faroe Islands, 4-0.
anybody celebrating bytchass Donovan...[/QUOTE]
Check your account in St. Maarten you got some guilders coming through 
I've been following Ronaldo around the country, waiting for the second little Ronaldo learns how to write vaguely letter-shaped squiggles so I can get his name on a contract.
