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Manchester United's Young Talents Set to Shine in Pre-Season Clash Against Wrexham

Manchester United's Young Talents Set to Shine in Pre-Season Clash Against Wrexham
Published 2 years ago on Jul 26, 2023

Led by Jonny Evans, a team comprising Old Trafford academy products is set to showcase the club's promising youth talents.

Hollywood duo Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, co-owners of National League champions Wrexham, are determined to elevate the club's profile by arranging pre-season games against top Premier League teams, with Manchester United being the latest opponent.

As fans eagerly await the clash, let's take a closer look at some of the United youngsters who are expected to make an impact against Wrexham.

Marc Jurado

Marc Jurado (right) starred since moving from Barcelona and is on the verge of the first team

Age: 19, Position: Right-back

Spanish talent Marc Jurado joined Manchester United from Barcelona's prestigious La Masia academy three years ago. The promising right-back quickly impressed in the Under 18 team and continued his upward trajectory, moving to the Under 21 set-up. Jurado's performances have caught the eye, and he even had the opportunity to train with the first-team last season. Barcelona is reportedly keen on bringing him back to Spain, but United is eager to retain his services.

Noam Emeran

Noam Emeran (pictured) scored for United in Oslo and has been compared to Marcus Rashford

Age: 20, Position: Left-wing

Emeran, a pacey left-winger with trickery on the ball, burst onto the stage during United's pre-season victory over Leeds in Oslo, where he opened the scoring. Compared to Marcus Rashford, Emeran's rise through the ranks of United's academy has been remarkable. Born in France with Rwandan citizenship, he turned down offers from Juventus and PSG to commit his future to the Red Devils. With an impressive record of 12 goals and 8 assists in 55 academy appearances last season, Emeran is undoubtedly one to watch.

Isak Hansen-Aaroen

Norwegian talent Isak Hansen-Aaroen is just 18 and looks like a star in the making at United

Age: 18, Position: Central midfield

Norwegian talent Isak Hansen-Aaroen aspires to follow in the footsteps of his countrymen Martin Odegaard and Erling Haaland in carving out a successful Premier League career. The versatile midfielder, adept in both central and attacking roles, has been making strides in United's academy. After starring at Under 18 level, he was promoted to the Under 21 side, where he has amassed 39 appearances. Having earned praise during a friendly clash against Rayo Vallecano, Hansen-Aaroen has already experienced first-team training sessions and appears destined for a bright future.

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Led by Jonny Evans, a team comprising Old Trafford academy products is set to showcase the club's promising youth talents.

Hollywood duo Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, co-owners of National League champions Wrexham, are determined to elevate the club's profile by arranging pre-season games against top Premier League teams, with Manchester United being the latest opponent.

As fans eagerly await the clash, let's take a closer look at some of the United youngsters who are expected to make an impact against Wrexham.

Marc Jurado

Marc Jurado (right) starred since moving from Barcelona and is on the verge of the first team

Age: 19, Position: Right-back

Spanish talent Marc Jurado joined Manchester United from Barcelona's prestigious La Masia academy three years ago. The promising right-back quickly impressed in the Under 18 team and continued his upward trajectory, moving to the Under 21 set-up. Jurado's performances have caught the eye, and he even had the opportunity to train with the first-team last season. Barcelona is reportedly keen on bringing him back to Spain, but United is eager to retain his services.

Noam Emeran

Noam Emeran (pictured) scored for United in Oslo and has been compared to Marcus Rashford

Age: 20, Position: Left-wing

Emeran, a pacey left-winger with trickery on the ball, burst onto the stage during United's pre-season victory over Leeds in Oslo, where he opened the scoring. Compared to Marcus Rashford, Emeran's rise through the ranks of United's academy has been remarkable. Born in France with Rwandan citizenship, he turned down offers from Juventus and PSG to commit his future to the Red Devils. With an impressive record of 12 goals and 8 assists in 55 academy appearances last season, Emeran is undoubtedly one to watch.

Isak Hansen-Aaroen

Norwegian talent Isak Hansen-Aaroen is just 18 and looks like a star in the making at United

Age: 18, Position: Central midfield

Norwegian talent Isak Hansen-Aaroen aspires to follow in the footsteps of his countrymen Martin Odegaard and Erling Haaland in carving out a successful Premier League career. The versatile midfielder, adept in both central and attacking roles, has been making strides in United's academy. After starring at Under 18 level, he was promoted to the Under 21 side, where he has amassed 39 appearances. Having earned praise during a friendly clash against Rayo Vallecano, Hansen-Aaroen has already experienced first-team training sessions and appears destined for a bright future.

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