The meteoric rise of the 18-year-old has been remarkable, quickly establishing him as an essential figure in the senior squad.
His confident style of play and fearless attitude have earned him a consistent place in the starting XI.
After signing a long-term contract extension on February 23, the club has made it clear how highly they value his talent and potential.
Talks have already begun regarding another improved deal, which would come with upgraded terms and a higher wage.
Both sides, however, are content to wait until the end of the season before finalizing anything.
By then, Manchester United will have a better idea of their European outlook — whether they qualify for the Champions League, Europa League, Europa Conference League, or miss out entirely.
Even with the uncertainty surrounding Erik ten Hag’s future, the manager still deserves recognition for developing young talents like the 18-year-old and Alejandro Garnacho, and for successfully transitioning them into regular first-team roles.
