The red devils are looking to secure the future of the team in the next part of the season and the young players could be key to do just that.
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Manchester United new office is keen on the idea to go ahead and make sure that they have the chance to secure the future of the red devils, and this would include several young players that are now looking to make sure that they get the best results that they can in the next part of the season with the team and with some of the young players as well.
"Very [happy], there are times he has to get used to this position because he prefers it a little bit more on the left. Now he is on the right, he has freedom and fluidity in the game where he can find the spaces." Ten Hag said when he was asked about the fact that Garnacho has now played in the right wing and that this could be his role.
Ten Hag added, "We know he is good in his attacking and dribbling and creating. He can be direct but he can also secure the ball, so I am impressed with the performance." and this also shows that the young winger could be key for the attack of the team that is definitely looking to keep this results for now.
"Don't forget what is behind that, everyone is attacking, also our full-backs are involved, [Kobbie] Mainoo is there, Casemiro is there. He wins the ball on the first goal and in the counter-press he helps Rasmus Hojlund score that goal." Ten Hag ended on the first goal against West Ham that definitely helps the team for the next part of the season to work together and secure good results now.
Mainoo, Garnacho and Hojlund excite Ten Hag and Manchester United fans
Things at the red devils office are now more calm when it comes to the future of Alejandro Garnacho that wanted to leave the team if his playing time situation did not change with the team, but now as a starter that has been put behind the player.
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