MASTER BLASTER: Man Utd fans go wild as 17 y/o Harry Amass made a ‘impressive’ show with press resistance and attacking ability after Arsenal clash

MANCHESTER UNITED youngster Harry Amass has impressed fans after his performance against Arsenal on Saturday night.

The 17-year-old showed off his technical ability in Los Angeles despite the Red Devils losing 2-1 to the Gunners in the pre-season friendly.

Harry Amass has impressed fans after his pre-season performance against Arsenal

The 17-year-old left-back showed off his technical ability

The 17-year-old left-back showed off his technical ability

Amass started for Erik ten Hag's side against the Gunners in the friendly in Los Angeles

Amass started for Erik ten Hag’s side against the Gunners in the friendly in Los Angeles

The trust Erik ten Hag has in Amass was clear to see when he started the teen against Mikel Arteta’s side.

And he lived up to expectations, with a video showcasing the defender’s impressive press resistance and attacking drive during the game.

To which one fan said: “He’s going to be called upon so much this season with Shaw and Malacia.”

While another compared him to Shaw: “His control, runs, quick pass…..so much like Shaw!. Hope he doesn’t get loaned.”

A third then put: “Harry will play a part this season.”

And a fourth added: “The future is looking good.”

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Amass can expect an ever-increasing role in the next two games as he and fellow youngster Sam Murray, 19, are the only two natural left-backs on the pre-season tour.

Shaw is still Ten Hag’s first choice but his injury worries and uncertainty over Tyrell Malacia means the field is wide open for Amass.

In August 2023 United confirmed they completed a four-year deal for the star from Watford.

And earlier this year he was called to first-team training with the Red Devils squad.

In April, he was benched for United’s match against Liverpool, although he did not participate.

The team led by Ten Hag will next play Real Betis on July 31. On August 3, Amass will play Arne Slot’s team in North Carolina.