Nevada Pierre, the three-year old African-American boy who was told to leave a youth football league because he was too good, has attracted the support of rapper Jay-Z who has offered to aid his football journey.

Jay-Z's Roc Nation Sports is planning to send Nevada to Spain in December for his development, according to media reports.

Police were called to the football game this past weekend after parents of Nevada’s opponents complained that his skills made the game unfair against even 5-year-old players.

During the match in Winter Park, Florida, the toddler controlled the ball and scored repeatedly. The parents of his rivals reportedly complained that he was "holding the ball too much" and "trying to put on a show."

The row saw police escort Nevada's family off the field, but they received a full refund of their registration fees.

Nevada’s parents, Martasia Griffin and Don Pierre, had since set up a fundraiser to aid with his development after the police incident.

Roc Nation Sports showed the youngster some love on Instagram, commenting, “Keep shining Nevada, we support you!”