Nine unseen Man Utd teenagers to watch on postseason tour of Asia, including 14-assist talent

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Manchester United have extended the ‘season from hell’ with two postseason friendlies.

And as much as fans may dislike these postseason games, they are a necessary way to raise funds. United will raise £8 million that counts towards PSR through the two friendlies.

There are other positives too. The games offer a chance for young players to get some game time in a first team environment.

Manchester United have announced a 32-man travelling squad including a number of academy talents.

This features four young players who made their first team debuts already under Ruben Amorim: Harry Amass, Tyler Fredricson, Ayden Heaven, Chido Obi.

All four will be hoping for more opportunities to end the season on a high.

There are nine more players without a first team appearance who will be desperate to be involved. They are all listed below…

Dan Armer

• Centre-back
• 17-years-old
• 28 appearances in 24/25 for academy

Godwill Kukonki

• Centre-back
• 17-years-old
• 24 appearances in 24/25 for academy
• Featured on the bench for United first team

Reece Munro

• Centre-back
• 18-years-old
• 27 appearances in 24/25 for academy

Jaydan Kamason

• Right-back
• 18-years-old
• 31 appearances in 24/25 for academy
• 2 goals and 9 assists
• Featured on the bench for United first team

Tyler Fletcher

• Centre-midfield
• 18-years-old
• 32 appearances in 24/25 for academy
• 5 goals and 14 assists

Sekou Kone

• Centre-midfield
• 19-years-old
• 14 appearances in 24/25 for academy
• 2 goals and 1 assis

Jack Moorhouse

• Centre-midfield
• 19-years-old
• 12 appearances in 24/25 for academy
• 3 goals and 3 assists
• Featured on the bench for United first team

Jim Thwaites

• Attacking midfield
• 17-years-old
• 32 appearances in 24/25 for academy
• 9 goals and 5 assists

Shea Lacey

• Winger
• 18-years-old
• 13 appearances in 24/25 for academy
• 4 goals and three assists