Manchester United have a growing list of players out on loan this season, but there could still be several more before the transfer window closes in under a fortnight.
Within Carrington right now, there are some incredible talents emerging at almost every age group.
The U21s are no different, but for some of Manchester United’s best youngsters, youth football may have already served its purpose and therefore loans could be abound.
Harry Amass is almost certain to head on loan in the coming weeks with PSV interested alongside several Championship outfits.
This would see the left-back become the latest to leave on loan, following in the footsteps of Toby Collyer who joined West Brom last week.
Now, another talent is potentially being lined up for a move switch this summer, leading to several clubs arriving with their interest.
Gabriele Biancheri in action for Manchester United U21.
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Gabriele Biancheri wanted on loan by Cardiff City
With 11 players already send out on loan this summer, United are clearly leaning toward the loan market for youngsters who are above youth football but not quite ready for Ruben Amorim’s team.
Now, Gabriele Biancheri could be United’s next loanee as the Red Devils considering allowing the 18-year-old to depart on a loan.
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United in Focus understands via Graeme Bailey that Biancheri has ‘a dozen options’ this summer for a loan.
United have made it known that Biancheri ‘could’ be available for a loan which has resulted in a spike in interest for the Welsh youth international.
Cardiff City are interested in re-signing Biancheri on loan this summer, which would give the forward the chance to play at the top end of league one.
Additionally, League Two Newport County are keen with former United U21 coach David Hughes their manager. Biancheri worked with Hughes both at United and also within Cardiff’s academy.
Bristol Rovers are the third named club of the dozen that United in Focus have been made aware of, with Bailey describing the League Two side as being ‘one to watch’.
Gabriele Biancheri has some very interesting loan options
Last season, across U18 and U21 levels, Biancheri scored a combined 25 goals, proving himself to be one of the best forward prospects in the country.
Therefore, it is no shock that he is wanted on loan by various clubs across the EFL.
Biancheri scored nine goals for the U21s last season with Hughes as a coach, which could make Newport a favoured option for the teenager.
At Newport, Biancheri would also link up for fellow United academy player Habeeb Ogunneye, which could help him settle in faster with a familiar face.
On the other hand, a return to Cardiff may also be of note, with Biancheri joining United from the Welsh side in 2023.
Anywhere would work for Biancheri, he just needs the promise of minutes.