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THE world's most famous soccer club - Manchester United - has offered nine-year-old Brisbane whiz kid Rhain Davis a shot at stardom.
Rhain has been invited to join Manchester United's famed academy, the breeding ground of current Red Devils' star Ryan Giggs and 1966 World Cup-winning England hero Bobby Charlton.
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Footage of Rhain Davis in action that persuaded Manchester United to sign up the nine-year-old from Redlands United in Brisbane to their academy.
Registered with Manchester United after they were sent a DVD of him by his England-based grandfather
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