“Even without Luke Shaw, there’s no issue,” claim fans after viewing his highlights. “He performs even more impressively than Luke Shaw,” fans assert. A highly-regarded 16-year-old defender was observed training with the Manchester United first-team before the Fulham match, set to step in for the injured Luke Shaw, who is sidelined for the rest of the season.

“Even without Luke Shaw, there’s no issue,” claim fans after viewing his highlights. “He performs even more impressively than Luke Shaw,” fans assert. A highly-regarded 16-year-old defender was observed training with the Manchester United first-team before the Fulham match, set to step in for the injured Luke Shaw, who is sidelined for the rest of the season.

In anticipation of the upcoming Premier League clash against Fulham this weekend, the Manchester United first-team training ground welcomed a notable talent from their academy. At just 16 years old, Harry Amass has been a standout performer for Adam Lawrence’s U18s squad this season, contributing significantly to their impressive record of 12 wins in the last 14 Premier League North matches.

Originally recruited from Watford last summer, the young left-back earned a call-up to first-team training in preparation for a recent match against Aston Villa. However, with Luke Shaw facing a prolonged absence due to a significant leg injury, Amass once again found himself in the spotlight as the team readied for the upcoming fixture against Fulham.

Joining Amass for Thursday’s training session at Carrington were Habeeb Ogunneye and James Nolan. The scarcity of options in the left-back position for United has become evident, especially with Shaw expected to miss the remainder of the season following the injury sustained in the recent Premier League victory over Luton.

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Adding to the defensive challenges, Tyrell Malacia remains sidelined with a long-term injury, and Sergio Reguilon’s loan deal was terminated in January. With Victor Lindelof and Diogo Dalot having stepped in as deputies in the past, the absence of Aaron Wan-Bissaka at right-back further compounds the limited options.

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Amass, who has exhibited his talents for Manchester United’s U18s this season, has garnered praise on social media, with highlight reels of his performances circulating. Although he has yet to make his senior debut, the 16-year-old experienced the thrill of being named on the bench for Watford’s FA Cup third-round encounter against Reading last season.

Reflecting on that experience, Amass expressed, “The first-team experience was surreal. You’re playing with footballers you see on TV. I had a couple of training sessions with them and got used to it, and being on the bench and seeing the fans was really good.” Despite the challenging circumstances, Amass’s potential ascent to the first team presents an exciting prospect for Manchester United and their supporters.