February 1st 2024.
It seems that Isak Hansen-Aaroen, a promising young talent from Norway, is on the verge of leaving Manchester United. The 19-year-old midfielder has been with the club for two years now, but has grown increasingly frustrated with the lack of opportunities to showcase his skills on the first team. With just six months left on his contract, United has been trying to convince him to stay by offering a new four-and-a-half-year deal. However, it seems that this offer is far from satisfactory for Hansen-Aaroen, who has received more appealing offers from other clubs.
According to reports from Sky Germany, Hansen-Aaroen is now close to securing a permanent move to Werder Bremen on transfer deadline day. It seems that United has given him the green light to complete the transfer, indicating that they are not willing to stand in his way if he wishes to leave. Despite training with the first team on numerous occasions, the Norwegian was not included in the squad for the FA Cup match against Wigan Athletic on Monday. This decision was surprising, especially since there were several injuries and illnesses among the players, with even two goalkeepers being named on the bench.
Instead, other young players such as Willy Kambwala, Omari Forson, and Shola Shoretire were given the chance to prove themselves on the pitch. Unfortunately, Hansen-Aaroen was not one of them, and he also missed out on the squad for the next match against Newport County. It is understandable that he is disappointed with this situation, as he has been hoping for an opportunity to show his potential and contribute to the team's success.
Despite this setback, Hansen-Aaroen has been praised by his coach, Erik ten Hag, who noticed his talents during a pre-season game against Leeds. Ten Hag commended his passing skills and ball control, and believes that with some improvements, he has the potential to become a top player. However, it seems that this potential will not be realized at Manchester United, as Hansen-Aaroen is set to join the growing list of young players leaving the club.
Names like Hannibal Mejbri and Alvaro Fernandez have already left on loan deals with permanent options, while Facundo Pellistri has joined Granada on loan as well, with his agent expressing disappointment at how he was not valued by ten Hag. It is clear that United's youth system is producing talented players, but they are not getting the opportunities they deserve at the senior level. As fans eagerly await news about the club's transfer signings, it is also important to remember the potential that is slipping away.
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