Two Manchester United players and one Man City defender among Golden Boy nominations
Manchester City defender Yan Couto and Anthony Elanga and Amad of Manchester United have been named on the initial 100-man shortlist for the 2022 Golden Boy award.
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Manchester City defender Yan Couto and Anthony Elanga and Amad of Manchester United have been named on the initial 100-man shortlist for the 2022 Golden Boy award.
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