Harry Amass is putting up a strong argument to be a first-team regular for Manchester United but transfer links to Lewis Hall refuse to go away.
In pre-season this summer, Harry Amass has stood out at left-back after spending 2025/26 on loan in the Championship.
United fans were blown away by Amass in the 5-0 win over Rosenborg, where the 19-year-old etched his name on the scoresheet.
But United are interested in Lewis Hall, and the Newcastle United defender is open to a move. Ineos and Michael Carrick face a big decision, but supporters are unanimous about what they want to see.
If you could only choose one, should Man Utd buy Lewis Hall or promote Harry Amass?
Man United fans give verdict on Harry Amass vs Lewis Hall
Via TalkingPoints, United fans were asked to choose between promoting Amass to the first-team squad for 2026/27 or to sign Hall, who is valued at £60m this summer.
Over 80% of United fans voted for Amass to be promoted, with supporters wanting Carrick to show faith in youth.
Fans were passionate about wanting to see Amass as a first-teamer next season, saving the funds that would have been spent on Hall.
Supporters want United to prioritise spending the transfer budget on a new striker rather than Hall, with others suggesting that Patrick Dorgu adds enough depth and quality at left-back.
Harry Amass gets Man United fan vote of confidence
Luke Shaw is undoubtedly United’s starting left-back heading into 2026/27.
After all, Shaw started every Premier League match last season and ended the campaign in great form.
But Amass is the perfect successor for Shaw at Old Trafford, and he is proving it this summer in pre-season.
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Following criticism of Amass’ physicality, the Carrington graduate has bulked up and adapted to the physicality of senior football while on loan in the Championship.
Amass now looks ready for regular first-team football, and fans are backing him to bolster Carrick’s first-team squad next season.
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