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Reports indicate that Manchester United are on the verge of finalizing a deal to acquire Crystal Palace’s promising playmaker, Samuel Lusale. According to the Manchester Evening News, the Red Devils are keen on bolstering their youth academy and have plans to sign no fewer than four promising young talents.
The Manchester Evening News claims that the Old Trafford club is close to securing the services of Crystal Palace’s attacker, Samuel Lusale. Last season, the 16-year-old winger made seven appearances for the London club in the U-18 Premier League. Additionally, he participated in the FA Youth Cup, playing against Hull City in the first round. Although Lusale has yet to score for Palace, he is highly regarded by his representatives, Roc Nation, who commend his abilities, stating via MEN: “(Lusale is) a quick, dynamic winger who is regarded as one of the most exciting attacking players in the UK at under-16 level.”
Lusale is versatile, capable of playing effectively on either flank, and his speed makes him a constant threat to opponents. In May, the Slovakian youngster represented his country in all three group matches at the European U-17 Championships. Despite the Slovak team’s struggles, finishing at the bottom of a group that included Italy, Poland, and Sweden, Lusale’s potential remained evident. The team conceded six goals and did not score any, but Lusale’s individual performances were notable.
Manchester United’s need to invest in young talent is apparent, especially considering the contributions of academy graduates like Kobbie Mainoo and Alejandro Garnacho, who were among the standout players last season. In light of this, should Manchester United secure the signing of Samuel Lusale? His addition could be a significant step towards reinforcing the club’s future.
