United want to compete with the Premier League's two sworn rivals, Manchester City and Liverpool, the little demon Rory Wilson, a 16-year-old Scottish talented striker who currently plays for the Glasgow Rangers in the Premier League.
Wilson has a height of 183cm, plays as a center forward, and is considered to be the most promising young player in Europe at present, not only the attention of the giants, but also the newcastle United, Leeds United and other teams also hope to persuade him to reject the giants and join his own team to hone.
Rangers have offered Wilson a professional contract but have been refused, hoping to follow Chelsea's Billy Gilmore and play in England. Gilmore, also a Scotsman, also debuted at Rangers, moving to Chelsea in 2017 and currently on loan to Norwich.
Manchester United, Manchester City's scouts, who watched Wilson play for Scotland's under-17 national youth this week, scored twice to help the team draw 2-2 with the Czech youth team. That continues his good goalscoring momentum this season, with Wilson having scored 40 goals in a single season for rangers youth.
But Wilson's transfer fee will be very low, and since he has not yet signed a professional contract, any new owner who signs him will only need to pay the Rangers £300,000 in youth compensation. This weekend, the Scottish youth team will also play in Germany, and more Premier League scouts will visit Wilson.
According to British media reports, Manchester United asked England star Marcus Rashford to increase the amount of training during the international match day, and strive to regain his form and avoid the previous sleepwalking performance. Having played poorly this season, Marcus Rashford lost to Southgate's England squad and could continue practicing at Carrington.
ESPN reported that Manchester United insiders believe That Rashford's slump this season was mainly due to shoulder surgery after the European Championship and missing pre-season training. As a result, Master La was unable to participate in the early season and did not return until mid-October. So far this season, england stars have scored just five goals, including just two in their last 16 games.
The coaching staff feared that Rashford had developed a bad habit of hiding in the edge of the game, becoming a ghost and acting as invisible. United hope the 24-year-old striker's situation can improve next and believe that not being selected for England will allow him to be blessed to stay out of focus and recover on the training ground.