Man United make huge decision on whether Harry Amass and Jaydan Kamason will join first team squad this season | OneFootball

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Manchester United are planning reinforcements at full-back with INEOS looking to get the job done before the summer window slams shut.

It is clear that Luke Shaw cannot handle multiple games in a week, and with Noussair Mazraoui linked with a surprise exit, the Red Devils might even require help on the opposite flank.

Harry Amass, who had an excellent loan spell with Sheffield Wednesday last season, and Jaydan Kamason impressed during pre-season.

Both combined for one of the goals against Rosenborg and the Red Devils could have potentially saved millions by unleashing them instead of spending big on the market.

United take surprise call on the future of Harry Amass, Jaydan Kamason

But it seems the wonderkids could be leaving soon. The Daily Mail have claimed that both have outgrown academy football and are attracting interest from the Championship.

United are open to a permanent exit, provided the conditions are right.

“It was noticeable just how many EFL scouts were there on Monday night to watch an Under 21s team that is still ripe for picking before next week’s deadline.

“Kamason and Harry Amass, who started at right-back and left-back in the 5-0 win, are both expected to draw interest.

INEOS’ new approach

“Confidential understands that both are expected to leave, with permanent exits not being ruled out as both players draw significant interest in the Championship, with nothing left for either to gain in academy football.”

United’s recent academy departures like Radek Vitek and Ethan Williams saw the club insert buyback clauses and high sell-on clauses in order to safeguard their future.

Both could return to the club in the future if they keep on progressing, while the 20-time English league champions will earn a windfall even if they choose to look elsewhere.

These smart clauses have kept the coffers flowing as seen from the sales of Mason Greenwood and Alejandro Garnacho.

Left-back needed ASAP

It is notable to see United’s focus on sales rather than retaining academy talents for too long, as was the case in the past.

Should Harry Amass depart, United are certain to sign a left-back before the window closes. It will be interesting to see who ends up signing.