Manchester United officially announced that the new Luke Shaw will renew his lease and train, which may become another A fee! Mbemo will benefit from missing the World Cup.

Manchester United officially announced that England left-back Harry Armas will continue to play for Sheffield Wednesday in the British Championship on loan in the second half of the season. Abmas is often hailed as the "new Luke Shaw." In September, Armas had been loaned to Sheffield Wednesday, but due to the team's financial problems, the Red Devils had to waive the loan fee and the term could only be six months. Now the two parties have successfully renewed the lease.

The 18-year-old Armas played the main role on Sheffield Wednesday. He has not lost a game in the Championship and has played all the last 10 games. He scored his first career goal against Southampton in the Championship last weekend. The BBC reported that Manchester United was very satisfied with Armas's loan performance and therefore decided to extend the loan period until the end of this season.

Although many fans called on Amorim to recall Armas, Manchester United did not do so given that the team already has left-backs such as Patrick Dogu, Diego Leon and Luke Shaw, and Diogu Dalot and Mazrawi can also make guest appearances.

Sheffield Wednesday believe Armas has made significant progress in his first few months at the club, with head coach Henrik Pedersen full of praise for his contribution. The Sheffield Wednesday boss believes Armas has proven he can compete with the best in the league through his loan spell.

Manchester United fans hope that Armas will not become another Alvaro Fernandez Carreras. The Spanish left-back, known as A fee by Red Devils fans, has never represented the first team under Ten Hag. He finally broke out when he rented out Benfica and is now Real Madrid's main left-back!

Piotr Sadowski, a Polish scout who has worked for Manchester United for seven years, criticized the club's decision this week, believing that it was a mistake to let Carreras go but spend 30 million euros to introduce Dogu. "A Fee came to Manchester United at the age of 16. He is diligent and motivated, not to mention learning English. What I said is true. I have met him personally. His development was good at first. He was rented out to Preston and received good reviews, but Manchester United did not use him, gave up on him, and sold him to Benfica at a low price."

Sadovsky complained: "Carreras is a truly top player and is likely to become the world's No. 1 left back Defender, or one of them. He recently scored a wonderful goal in the La Liga game against Valencia. It is a huge mistake for Manchester United to give up on him. This shows that the club is missing something. I think what is missing is the courage to reuse young players."

The scout also blasted Manchester United's 30 million euros to sign Dogu as a failed deal. He said that the 21-year-old Danish international was a "waste". dud). Sadowski complained: "I recently scouted for Blackburn. Their transfer budget is very low, but I can definitely find multiple players of Dogu's level. For 25 million pounds, you can buy 4! Because the results are not ideal, Amorim is also cautious about introducing young players and prefers to buy ready-made stars."

However, Sadowski also reminded Manchester United not to waste Armas: "Manchester United's youth Whether any of the trained players can play for the first team is another matter. In my opinion, currently only Armas has the ability to enter the Manchester United first team lineup after returning from the loan period."

Manchester United also received good news on Thursday. Cameroon failed in the African World Cup preliminaries, which means that Mbemo will not qualify for next summer's World Cup, which is naturally a huge blow to the players, but the club can avoid the "FIFA virus."

Cameroon only ranked second in the African qualifying group stage, 4 points less than Cape Verde, which qualified for the World Cup for the first time. They had to play a play-off with Congo. Although they were expected to be the favorites before the game, Cameroon, which has Premier League stars such as Mbemo, Andre Onana, and Baleba, lost 0-1. A video showed Mbemo angrily walking off the field in the rain after the game and going straight back to the locker room.

It is worth mentioning that the Congolese team has many former Manchester United players, including Wan-Bissaka and Tuanzebe. Former Newcastle United player Shancel Mbemba scored the winning goal in stoppage time, causing the Cameroonian player to fall to the ground in pain. Congo will compete with Nigeria in the play-off final for a ticket to the 2026 United States, Canada and Mexico World Cup. Mbemo can rest early and prepare for Manchester United's next game. He is the team's top scorer this season.