The swift ascent of the 18-year-old athlete has been remarkable, rapidly establishing himself as a key figure in the starting squad.
His daring style and intrepid attitude have secured him a consistent place in the first team.
The recent extension of his long-term contract on February 23 demonstrates the club’s acknowledgment of his significance and potential.
Negotiations are ongoing for a new agreement, which is expected to offer better terms and a higher salary.
Nevertheless, both sides are taking their time to finalize the contract, opting to wait until the season concludes.
By then, Manchester United will have a better idea of their European goals, whether it’s aiming for the Champions League, Europa League, Europa Conference League, or potentially missing out on European play entirely.
Despite the uncertainties about manager Erik ten Hag’s future, he deserves recognition for developing young talents such as the 18-year-old and Alejandro Garnacho, and effectively incorporating them into the senior team.
