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Manchester United youngster could determine his future with performance tomorrow

It might only be the first match of pre-season, but for some players, it might be the best opportunity they have all summer to stake their claim.

Manchester United officially begin their summer schedule when they face Leeds in Oslo tomorrow, and there will be a different look to Erik ten Hag's side for the match against their fierce rivals.

All eyes will be on Mason Mount as he gears up for a potential debut, but many of the main talking points will be about who is not there instead.

Most notably, David de Gea. The last time United played a match without the Spaniard on their books was in the 2011 Champions League final, when they lost 3-1 to Barcelona at Wembley.

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However, it could be a day when a young compatriot of his shines, with United set to give youth a chance while so many of their senior stars are yet to return to training.

United are due to welcome back 15 international players over the next week ahead of leaving for their pre-season tour of the United States, with those who were involved in last month's internationals entitled to a three-week break.

Among them are Luke Shaw, Tyrell Malacia and Alex Telles, which means United will be without all three of their senior left-backs for the clash with Leeds.

It means Alvaro Fernandez could get a chance to impress straightaway this summer, and without any senior competition around, it could be the best chance he gets as well.

The 20-year-old earned rave reviews during last season’s loan spell at Preston, where he won the Young Player of the Year award, and interest

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