After the big defeat to Manchester City, Manchester United has been getting farther and farther away from the Champions League seat in the coming season, if they miss the Qualification for the Champions League in the next season, Manchester United will lack a large amount of transfer funds, and it will be even more difficult to expand and rebuild. However, Manchester United's academy is not short of excellent products, and the following four supernovas are not inferior to the potential and strength of Anthony Erlanga.
James Garner
James Garner, 20, a fellow academy student with Greenwood, was given the first time in 2019 and played in the Europa League against Partizan belgrade. As a midfielder, he was loaned to Watford in the Championship last season and received a heavy weight, but because of the change of coach, James Garner lost the team's starting position, and was reclaimed by Manchester United in the middle of the season, and then extended to Nottingham Forest. At Nottingham Forest, the defensive midfielder has played solidly, playing 57 games for Nottingham Forest in the past season and a half, delivering seven goals and five assists. If veteran Nemania Matic is purged at the end of the season, he will definitely return to the team and compete with Fred and Scott McTominay.
Gana Joe
Argentina's Alejandro Garnacho, who has not yet played for Manchester United's first team, has unexpectedly been called up for the Argentine national team, which proves that his potential is quite large. The 17-year-old is a versatile winger with outstanding skills and footwork, as well as the ability to score goals with an in-cut shot. This season, he made 25 appearances at Manchester United's youth team, delivering 10 goals and 5 assists.
Hannibar Mejibri
It is another young man who has not played for Manchester United and has been called up for the national team. Hannibal Mejbri is Tunisia's big power, playing for the national team 11 times and playing in the African Cup of Nations at the beginning of the year, which is enough to prove how amazing his potential is. The 19-year-old plays in the attacking midfield, has a superior big picture view and passing ability, and this season he played eight games in the youth team, handing over a goal and three assists.
Charlie McNeil
Charlie McNeill is known as the most promising youngster in The Manchester United academy, and the outside world considers his "ceiling" to be higher than that of master brother Rashford. Charlie McNeil has just been sidelined from Manchester City's academy for £750,000, while Charlie McNeil has scored 600 goals in the youth tournament, which is a terrifying statistic. Charlie McNeil is a natural goalscorer and if United give up veteran Edgar Cavani this summer, he is definitely capable of making up for the Uruguayan star.'