October 23rd 2024.
Harry Amass is one of the rising stars in the world of football, and he might just make his debut for Manchester United in their upcoming match against Fenerbahce. The team has announced their travelling squad, which includes not only Amass but also Habeeb Ogunneye and Ethan Wheatley.
However, United will be missing some key players like Harry Maguire, Tyrell Malacia, Luke Shaw, Leny Yoro, Kobbie Mainoo, Mason Mount, and Jonny Evans. To make up for these absences, coach Erik ten Hag has decided to bring in some young talents. Along with Amass, 17, there's also 18-year-old Ogunneye, who has been playing for United's U18 team since the age of 15, and Wheatley, 18, who has already made three appearances for the first team.
Amass, who plays as a left-back, is excited at the prospect of making his debut for one of the biggest clubs in the world. He has already represented England at the U18 level and is eager to prove himself at the senior level. Ogunneye, a right-back, is also looking forward to making the jump from the U18 team to the first team under Ten Hag's guidance. And Wheatley, a teenage striker, will be hoping to add to his three appearances for United and make a bigger impact on the team.
United captain Bruno Fernandes has praised Wheatley in the past, and is confident in the youngster's abilities. Fernandes believes that Wheatley has a lot of potential and is capable of making a bigger impact in the future, given the chance. And speaking of chances, coach Ten Hag has also expressed his belief in Amass, calling him a "big talent" who could make his first-team debut in just three months if he continues to train and develop well.
Despite the injuries and absences plaguing the team, Ten Hag has put his trust in these young players and is confident they can step up and deliver. Many of the young players have been on the bench but have not yet had the opportunity to prove themselves on the field. This is why if they do get the chance to play, it's because the coach has faith in them and their abilities.
It's an exciting time for these young players, and all eyes will be on them as they try to make their mark in the world of football and help Manchester United in their upcoming match. As they continue to train and develop, the question remains: will they be able to make their mark and become the next big thing in football? Only time will tell, but one thing is for sure: they have the support and trust of their team and coach behind them.
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