Sir Alex Ferguson is delighted with the next crop of youngsters coming through at Manchester United.
Ferguson has confirmed that a number of them will go out on-loan next season.
The likes of Will and Michael Keane and Davide Petrucci, who are regulars in the reserves, are expected to go out on loan after attracting interest from clubs this season.
"There will be a few [going out on loan]," Ferguson told Inside United. "We'll always do that. We've had eight or nine out this season, including Robbie Brady, Scott Wootton, Joshua King and John Cofie. I went to see Oliver Norwood at Coventry recently and he was a star for them.
"Some of them will definitely go out again next season: potentially the two Keane brothers, Tom Thorpe, Davide Petrucci, Zeki Fryers and Matty James, who was out for a year-and-a-half through injury but is back now and playing well for the reserves. Marnick Vermijl will probably stay here for another year yet."
Ferguson is happy with the talent coming through the ranks at Old Trafford and feels the future is bright.
"We have some terrific young players here: [Jesse] Lingard, [Larnell] Cole, the two Keanes, Petrucci, Fryers, Vermijl, [Ryan] Tunnicliffe, Thorpe," added the Scot.
Ferguson hails Manchester United youth
by Will Swanson. Published Thu 03 May 2012 12:55, last updated: 04/05/12View Comments (0)
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