Manchester United loanees had a generally great day out at the office this weekend, with Radek Vitek’s injury the sole blot on the sheet.
Radek Vitek has arguably been the youngster who has impressed the most on loan this season, becoming Bristol City’s first-choice goalkeeper and powering their promotion push from the second division.
Alongside Vitek, the likes of Dan Gore, Harry Amass, and Ethan Ennis have impressed to varying degrees in various divisions of English football.
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Here is the comprehensive loan watch for major Man Utd loanees this weekend as one received the man of the match award, and two led the way for their respective sides.
Man Utd loan watch ratings as Radek Vitek gets injured
Radek Vitek – N/A
Vitek’s weekly masterclass with Bristol City was becoming a theme until their most recent game against Middlesbrough, where he was missing from the starting XI.
Max O’Leary started his first game in five months as Vitek was revealed to have picked up a knee injury that is expected to keep him out until early February.
Dan Gore – 7.5/10
Dan Gore continued to shake off fitness worries by playing another 90 minutes for Rotherham in a 1-3 loss at home.
Despite the loss, Gore had his reputation enhanced as he finished the game with most passes complete and was the most fouled player in the game.
Jack Moorhouse – 7/10
Moorhouse also received an encouraging 90 minutes in Lincoln City’s 2-1 win against Bradford City where he was the most accurate passer on the pitch.
Ethan Ennis – 8/10
Ethan Ennis headlined the loanees this weekend with a man of the match performance for Fleetwood Town in a 2-1 win against Gillingham.
Ennis created a game-high three chances to go with an assist from right wing-back which will do no harm to his first-team prospects back at Old Trafford.
Ethan Williams – 6.5/10
Ethan Williams has shone at Falkirk this season but he was on the bench in their 1-0 win at Kilmarnock. However, he came off the bench to play 22 minutes and still managed to create a chance.
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Ethan Wheatley – 7/10
Ethan Wheatley’s Northampton played on Friday, and the Man Utd loanee assisted a goal in his team’s 3-1 win against Wimbledon.
Like Ennis, Wheatley is also playing in a back-three setup and is starting to find form again.
Besides them, Harry Amass continued his fine run of form for Sheffield Wednesday.
At the time of writing, Enzo Kana-Biyik is yet to play his game for Lausanne, where he will want to keep up the momentum from the midweek game against Fiorentina where he assisted a goal.
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