We have been in too many injury crises and we have a lot of unserious player in our team so its time to make use of these players. They has the same qualities with Kobbie and Alejandro Garnacho . We have more young players and we will bounce back with them. Trust me’ – Erik ten Hag names six Manchester United youngsters he is excited about as they are set to bench unserious senior player’s.
The manager of Manchester United is steadfast in his commitment to instilling a culture of success within the club and is actively nurturing young talents from the academy to become future stars. Erik ten Hag has pinpointed Kobbie Mainoo, Alejandro Garnacho, and Rasmus Hojlund as promising young players who could lead the club to glory in the coming years.
As the club aims to secure a spot in the Champions League for the next season, the manager’s strategy of building around youthful potential has become increasingly evident. Throughout the 2023/24 season, Old Trafford has witnessed a transformation in the team’s dynamics, with a blend of seasoned professionals and emerging talents making significant contributions.
Whether recruited from other clubs or developed within the club’s own ranks, numerous young players have been given opportunities under ten Hag’s leadership. While the focus remains on achieving a top-four finish in the Premier League, the manager is also thinking ahead to ensure United’s sustained success in the long term.
Speaking with Sky Sports, ten Hag expressed his confidence in Mainoo’s potential, underscoring Manchester United’s tradition of nurturing young talent. He stressed the importance of instilling a winning mindset in these players, drawing inspiration from the club’s illustrious history.
Players such as Hojlund, Forson, and Diallo exemplify United’s dedication to youth development. While Garnacho and Hojlund have played pivotal roles in the current Premier League season, Antony has faced criticism for his performances despite his involvement.
Forson, a 19-year-old rising star, has earned his place in ten Hag’s plans after progressing through the club’s youth system. Meanwhile, Amad has been hampered by injuries in what was anticipated to be a breakthrough campaign at Old Trafford.