Manchester United has signed its first professional contracts with nine promising academy graduates. The players will further their development at the club's Carrington training ground.
Leading the pack is Albert Mils, who has been nominated for the EFL Young Player of the Year award after establishing himself as a vital player for Darren Fletcher's side.
Goalkeeper Cameron Birn-Hughes made quite the impression on United's hierarchy during a successful run to the FA Youth Cup final, where the young Reds faced Manchester City.
Also securing a contract is Nathaniel-Junior Brown, who shared the record with Jay-Jay Gabriel for the most appearances for United's U18s last season, both racking up 35 games.
Joining them are Jacob Watson, Nathan Barbosa, Louis Bradbury, Charlie Hardy, Jayden Ngwashi, and Raef McCormack. All will be honing their skills within United's renowned youth system, which continues to produce top talent.
