🎥 Cavan Sullivan shows why he is the United States' next superstar

Cavan Sullivan is quickly turning into everything he was hyped up to be. The 16-year-old is set to join Manchester City when he turns 18, but for now he his cutting his teeth in MLS.

And this evening against Red Bull New York, he showed exactly why some rate him as the best American prospect in living memory.

After excelling against Inter Miami last week, Sullivan popped up with another goal this evening, and he scored it some style.

Take a look at this slick finish.

He should only continue to get better and better. Just how good can this kid be!?

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