Director of Academy Nick Cox said: “We’re delighted to recognise Harry’s hard work and achievements with this award.
“Since joining the club, he’s shown an ability to adapt, settle into a new environment and progress as a person and a player. Harry had an outstanding first season with the club, and was already enjoying time around the first team in 2023/24 as a result.
“Harry has represented the Under-18s in the league and FA Youth Cup this season, enjoyed UEFA Youth League experience at Old Trafford and in the Netherlands with the Under-19s, and played for the Under-21s in the league and EFL Trophy. These experiences, and the work done by the Professional Development Phase staff, helped him prepare for the opportunity when it came, and we’ve been delighted to see the trust placed in Harry by Ruben Amorim and his staff.”
Amass inherits our Young Player of the Year award from Ethan Wheatley, who made his senior bow as the club’s 250th Academy graduate in 2023/24.
Other notable past recipients include Ryan Giggs, Paul Scholes, Marcus Rashford, Alejandro Garnacho and Kobbie Mainoo.
Congratulations on the award, Harry!
INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCES
Sekou Kone will represent Mali at the upcoming Toulon Tournament, a prestigious competition where many talented Reds have honed their talents in the past. Read more here.
Gabriele Biancheri is benefiitng from senior opportunities, too, having recently been a part of Craig Bellamy's Wales training camp in Spain. He will now travel to Canada to be a part of their upcoming training squad. Biancheri is eligible for the country of his birthplace (Wales), and that of his mother (Canada) and father (Italy). The chances with both Wales and Canada are allowing him further exposure to elite environments, having trained with United's first team occasionally this season. Enjoy it, Gabe!