Colo Colo Signs Promising Youngster Manley Clerveaux to Long-Term Deal

Colo Colo has locked in one of its brightest young prospects, Manley Clerveaux, with a professional contract that runs for the next three seasons. The 19-year-old Haitian forward recently made his debut in the senior team’s Copa Chile win over Unión San Felipe, and the club wasted no time in securing his services for the long haul.

According to Dale Albo, the deal reflects Colo Colo’s confidence in Clerveaux’s development and his potential to make a lasting impact under head coach Jorge Almirón. “I’m very happy and grateful to everyone who’s here,” Clerveaux said after signing. “As Jorge Almirón said, if I’m here, it’s because I’m ready.”

Known for his speed and flair, Clerveaux now aims to become a regular contributor in a squad searching for attacking depth. “My dream is to leave a mark at Colo Colo,” he added, while also acknowledging that the road ahead requires growth and hard work.

The announcement comes amid rumors of internal unrest within the squad regarding Almirón’s management, but for now, the focus shifts to the Copa Libertadores. Colo Colo will host Fortaleza at the Monumental Stadium on Thursday, April 10, at 8:00 p.m. local time in a crucial Group A clash.