Smith trains with the club’s elite development team (under 21 years) while finishing his level A, something that was very important for Victoria’s student.
“My school has supported a lot and always be sure that I have a arrears in my studies and it was important to me that I was able to continue my studies at Manchester,” he said.
“I want to play football always, I want to create a profession and I really think this will help me to push it.
A professional footballer has always been my dream and I want to go as far as I can.
Jonathan Tofi, director of the Crusaders in the Women’s Premier League and goalkeeper, said Smith was “a loan for himself and his family.
“He’s very specific to his profession. Over the past few years with us, after his transfer from Helsbor Boys, it has become a phenomenon and is now more than high school for our first team.
“When we were informed of Manchester City’s interests, he gained our full support. Heavy work is now starting for him.
This article was first published on March