Manchester United are in a bit of a tough spot at the moment, but one thing that can’t be questioned is the undeniable youth talent coursing through their ranks.
Manchester United have always had a fantastic academy setup, but at the moment they are producing some absolute gems.
The likes of Kobbie Mainoo, Dan Gore, Shea Lacey, Willy Kambwala and so many more are all young players who are fantastic and will be future stars for the Red Devils.
Two of them shared a photo recently which shows Manchester United’s future midfield is in seriously safe hands.
Kobbie Mainoo and Dan Gore share photo
As United have a short break, first-team squad members have taken time out to relax and enjoy time away from the pitch.
This includes Kobbie Mainoo and Dan Gore, who decided to dine out together on Saturday night.
The photo seriously does depict a bright future at Old Trafford.
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Kobbie Mainoo and Dan Gore are the future
This could be a Manchester United’s defensive midfield partnership for years to come.
Everyone knows the talent of Mainoo. Since his re-introduction to the squad after the Premier League fixture against Liverpool, he has been one of the first names on the team sheet for Erik ten Hag.
The same can’t be said for Gore. Despite Ten Hag handing him his debut, he has yet to fully break through and get some game time for the first team.
Gore is an unbelievable talent. He is a tenacious box-to-box midfielder who can dominate games. He will get his chance soon, do doubt.
Harry Maguire‘s points back this up. Under Ten Hag, we can expect a lot of youth to shine at Carrington.
“I think this club is always built on bringing players through the Academy, we have an excellent record,” said Maguire to club media.
“The Academy has always done really well and brought great players through and I think this manager has always proven that if you do well, you come up and you train, you get the opportunities and you get given the chance to impress.
“And he’s not scared of putting players in and giving them opportunities to play on the big stage. That’s when it matters in first-team football.”
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