United academy remains top developer of talent

Manchester United may have finished only sixth in the table last season but they comfortably retained their position as the leading developers of Premier League talent.

United academy remains top developer of talent
Tue, 30 Jul, 2019 - 06:40
Tom White

Manchester United may have finished only sixth in the table last season but they comfortably retained their position as the leading developers of Premier League talent.

Twenty players who finished their youth-team football with United featured in the 2018-19 top flight, matching the previous term’s tally.

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