Talented former Leeds United striker Henri Kumwenda has revealed he's signed for Hull City.
There has been no confirmation from the League One Tigers, but Kumwenda posted a message on his Twitter account this evening showing him signing his contract at the KCOM Stadium in Hull.
He said: "Happy to sign my first professional contract with @HullCity Looking forward to this new chapter."
The 18-year-old had been with Leeds United's academy since the age of 11 and had made a name for himself with a number of staring roles for the Whites' under-18s side, earning a call up last season to Carlos Corberan's under-23s team.
However, upon the conclusion of his two-year scholarship contract in the summer and with the club adding a number of young players to their ranks, Kumwenda was released from Leeds.
Born in Malawi, Kumwenda moved to near Wetherby as a young child and had been with Leeds' academy for seven years.
His hat-trick for the under-18s last season brought him to the attention of many Leeds fans and he soon found his way into the under-23s side on the back of his impressive displays.
