On Sunday, United's under-23 youth team played Liverpool in the Premier League 2, and Argentine striker Alejandro Ganacho, who had just made his first-team debut, started and scored, but he was afraid to miss the Next Day's Red Devils and Brentford's Premier League.
Ganacho and Hannibal Mejebry, Shola Shoretire and Alvaro Fernandez all started at the youth team's double red club, and the 17-year-old Gannejo received a direct plug after Fernandez's steal, started in the middle circle, ran all the way, dribbled into the box and calmly scored, playing a wonderful provocative shot. The goal equalised for United as Shoretire fell behind five minutes after the opening.
This is the last game of the season for Manchester United's second team in the Premier League 2, the team eventually conceded two more goals, losing 3-1 away to Liverpool, and being overtaken by one point in the table, possibly fifth or sixth, depending on the outcome of Leicester City's final round.
But later this month, Ganacio is expected to hit a record in United's youth history as the fifth player in team history to make his first-team debut for the club and then play in the Fab Junior Cup final.
In Manchester United's Premier League clash against Chelsea, Lonnick arranged for Ganacho to come on as a substitute in stoppage time to replace Anthony Erlanga. Although Ganacjo did not touch the ball at all after playing, he still made his top league debut statistically. At the time, all of his family were watching in the Grandstand at Old Trafford and were thrilled to witness the scenes.
Two years ago, Ganaccio moved from Atletico Madrid to Manchester United, and because of his admiration for Cristiano Ronaldo, he was hailed as the red devil's new C Ronaldo. He has scored 12 goals and assisted six times in United's academy this season. Among them, in the 5 games of the FA Youth Cup, Ganacio scored 5 goals and 3 assists.
As long as he debuts in the Youth FA Cup with Nottingham Forest on 11 May, he will tie Manchester United stars Duncan Edwards, George Best, Norman Whiteside and Giggs as the fifth in history. If he can win the championship, it will bring his season to a successful end.
In the past year, Ganacho not only made his Manchester United debut, but also was selected for the Argentine training list, training with Messi and C Ronaldo, which is a dream. If the FA Youth Cup is won, it will be a fairly successful season. The last time United won the FA Youth Cup was in 2011.
Manchester United interim manager Ronnick also praised Ganganjo and encouraged him to continue his efforts. Lonnick said: "He has been training with our first team in recent weeks and is one of the most promising players. He's only 17 years old and if he's down to earth, he'll not only sit on the bench, but also play for the club."
Ghana jo thanked people for their support: "It's an incredible time to make his Premier League debut for Manchester United at Old Trafford at the age of 17. I can't describe how I feel, it's a dream I've had since I was 4 years old. I hope to thank everyone at the club for giving me this opportunity. And my family, who have been acting as my backer behind my back. My friends and fans have always supported me. I will continue to work hard and hope to experience more nights like this. Everyone must remember that dreams are really achievable."