Youth to impress Fergie

Posted on | Tuesday, July 19, 2011 | No Comments

Manchester United starlet Tom Cleverley and Danny Welbeck are determined to make an impression on manager Sir Alex Ferguson next season.

The duo had two successful loan spells at Sunderland and Wigan last season, but hopes to play a role in the bid for a record 20th United Premier League.

"Me personally, I was ready for the last two seasons and wants to be and impress the manager, train hard and hopefully get a fair share of a couple games," said Cleverley ManUtd.com

"It 'a great conveyor belt now, and every young player by the first four teams have to go [on loan to gain experience] You must have a special talent to walk directly to the first team Just look at Jack Wilshere: .. He made the time loan and it is just a basic progression.

"It's a good experience for us both. It was very good that we should have played the best part of 60 games between us and scored 10 goals between us, so if it was an interesting season. It will certainly help us going into this year.

"It's a massive test, playing in the best league in the world, I suppose, sometimes as a young player, you might think." I can do what I can play at this level? "I think we two very well last season and proved that you can deal with it, so we've learned to trust and try to pass this and again this year."

Ferguson's team has made several changes during the summer of Edwin van der Sar, Paul Scholes and Gary Neville all decide to cut their boots. He left the legendary director, without three of its oldest characters, even if his faith in youth club seems to be strong, because he left the big boys, Wes Brown and John O'Shea leaving Sunderland.

"Everyone here is young and hungry. We are always looking for success improve, so do not think it will be abandoned. Everyone has the same mentality. We will meet as a group, go ahead and hope to win trophies, "said Welbeck ManUtd.com

"Last season, if we had stayed at United, I do not think we would have made appearances as much as we would have liked. We went to Sunderland and Wigan and fought our way into the team and generally been a good season for us. "

United is currently in Seattle as part of a pre-season tour in America.