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Ravel Morrison playing for Manchester United in 2011

Former Man United starlet Morrison joins Swedish club in bid to relaunch career

Lazio have confirmed the departure of Ravel Morrison, with the 26-year-old joining Swedish outfit Ostersunds.

FORMER MANCHESTER UNITED starlet Ravel Morrison has joined Swedish club Ostersunds after his departure from Lazio was confirmed.

The prodigiously talented Morrison was considered a major prospect at Old Trafford early in his career but has since struggled to realise his potential at clubs including West Ham.

Lazio signed Morrison in 2015 but he never started a Serie A game for the club, spending time on loan at QPR and in Mexico with Atlas.

The 26-year-old will now embark on the next chapter of an increasingly nomadic career after agreeing to a deal with Ostersunds that runs to the end of June.

“It’s a fantastic signing for us. David Webb, our technical director, has done a fantastic job,” Ostersunds coach Ian Burchnall told the club’s website. 

“He has trained with us for a while and we have talked to him about his career and what he wants. It feels great that he is now our player.

“He lacks match training now, he has not played matches since last summer, but I am convinced that he is 100% ready for the start of the Allsvenskan [in March].

“He’s definitely a matchwinner. Now we will help him become a really good football player here at Ostersunds.”

- Omni

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    Feb 16th 2019, 5:41 PM

    Unlikely for him to rebuild his career. Even his comment re his second year at lazio “it was a joke…” all the talent but he comes across as having a bad attitude and perhaps not the most diligent or resilient sort of blokes. Next stop the LOI

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    Feb 16th 2019, 6:08 PM

    @Danger: bang on loi could be next stop.class act when he was younger playing youths,watched him many times.all the talent but unfortunately not the commitment so it seems??shamrock rovers could have two of the most former promising youngsters in there midfeild next year with himself & jack bryne?

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