Harry Amass impressed as Manchester United beat Real Betis 3-2 in their latest pre-season friendly.
The Red Devils have stepped up their preparation in the United States with just 10 days remaining until the season opens with a Community Shield clash against Manchester City.
Injuries to Leny Yoro and Rasmus Hojlund put a dampener on United’s pre-season tour, but a shining light for Erik ten Hag has been the impressive performances from academy stars.
United plan to give Toby Collyer his debut early into the 2024-25 campaign after he in particular has impressed in America.
But another standout has been Harry Amass, who has starred at left-back with Luke Shaw still on his summer break after Euro 2024.
The 17-year-old has played in all four friendly matches this summer and Amass’ performances have wowed the United fanbase.
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Amass was given 60 minutes of action against Real Betis before he was replaced with Sam Murray.
With Tyrell Malacia not playing a part in the summer tour, the teenager has put himself in a great position to challenge Shaw for the starting spot at left-back.
Speaking after the full-time whistle on Thursday morning, Amass revealed that a pathway to the first team was key to his move to United in 2023.
Via The United Stand, Amass said “When I joined here, one of the main things was a pathway into the first-team. United showed me that straight away.
“We’ve seen the likes of Kobbie [Mainoo] playing last year in the academy and now he’s in a Euro final.
“Then you have Garna [Garnacho] who has come in as a young player at 17 and making his debut. Stuff like that gets you going and proves there is a pathway.
“I think if you’re good enough, age doesn’t matter.”
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