Ten Hag 'plans to fast track the Manchester United career of Garnacho'

Erik ten Hag is reportedly keen to give teenage sensation Alejandro Garnacho a bigger role in the first team next season. 

Garnacho, who impressed for Manchester United's u18s in last season's FA Youth Cup triumph, is said to have caught the eye of the new boss and he will be given an opportunity to show his worth to the senior set up. 

According to The Mirror, Ten Hag had staff at Manchester United's Carrington training base set him up with an MUTV subscription so he could watch the FA Youth Cup final win over Nottingham Forest. 

While Ten Hag was said to be keen to assess all of Manchester United's youth talent, his focus was on Garnacho who he views as having real potential of being able to break into the first team. 

Garnacho starred that night as he scored twice in a 3-1 triumph. The night ended with Manchester United fans in the Stretford End serenading him with an iteration of Cristiano Ronaldo's song. 

The young forward made his senior debut as a late substitute in 1-1 draw with Chelsea back in April, with the club's fans regularly calling for him to play more later in the season under Ralf Rangnick.  

The club are currently said to be prioritising a new deal for the young forward, believed to be a six-year contract. 

Arthur Albiston, a Manchester United and Scotland legend, academy analyst for the club's in-house television station MUTV said that the Argentine has impressed him thoroughly and now he has added goals to his game he is attracting plenty of attention. 

He told The Mirror: 'I've watched his development and he's now catching the eye without a doubt because he's adding goals to his game.'

'He's a very talented lad and can come off both wings and cut inside because he's got two good feet,' he said. 

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