Stevenage have announced that their young goalkeeper Elyh Harrison has joined Manchester United.
Harrison, 16, has been involved with the Stevenage U17 setup, and is yet to make a senior appearance in his short career. However, he has now earned himself a move to one of the biggest clubs in world football.
Stevenage have announced that Harrison has now joined Manchester United, but his new club is yet to announce the deal themselves.
However, the club have slipped Harrison’s name into their list of academy first-year scholars, on their Official Club Website.
Manchester United fans have been growing increasingly frustrated at the lack of transfer activity, which could be why they have held off making a significant announcement for the player.
The expectation at the club is to bring in mega-money stars, so to announce a young goalkeeper may cause some uproar.
There’s no issue in signing players for the future, but Manchester United’s rivals are all strengthening this summer already, and there are no major arrivals at Old Trafford as it stands.
I’m very happy for his arrival in man U
well, wish him the best
We are happy to have him in the club and if he performs well, he could be the next A1 for the club. Another thing is that the club needs to speed up its pursuit of adding some new players to the club; If they don’t, they will not have that quality we the fans expect in the new season to come and our new coach should be very careful how he goes about picking the right choice of signings to fit in the square. Please observe the transfer window closer date!
What could be the problems with Ten hag for not bringing in good strikers and midfielders yet he knows the problems of Manchester united.
That is good development for us as mufc fans but our problems now is strenghten the senior team is what we want now please.
we want big things to start happening first before smaller things please
I don’t think Ten hang is the problem here,he has not been provided with necessary requirements to start getting players..God help man u
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