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BBC News
6 days ago
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Why Man Utd are prepared to loan players to crisis club Wednesday
Manchester United would be prepared to let Harry Amass and Toby Collyer join Sheffield Wednesday on loan despite the Championship club's much-publicised off-field youngsters are set for spells away from Old Trafford this season despite breaking into the United first-team last in the pair is high and no decision has been made yet around either eyebrows were raised when it was confirmed Wednesday were interested in signing Amass, while it has also been established the South Yorkshire outfit are one of the options Collyer is this month, the Football League said it was speaking to Wednesday owner Dejphon Chansiri about potentially selling the club following a succession of late wage was uncertainty over the club's ability to fulfil their opening league game of the season at Leicester, although that did eventually go ahead, with Wednesday supporters refusing to enter the stadium until five minutes into the 2-1 defeat in protest at Chansiri's running of the there are concerns over the depth of the first-team squad and while Premier League solidarity payments have finally allowed wages to be paid, there is no guarantee of any external funding that would ensure future salaries are not would be against that backdrop United would release Amass and Collyer if that was the choice of the rationale for that is that the key point for both players this season is to further their careers by building on their United appearances and being exposed to regular first-team football, which there is more chance of at Wednesday due to the lack of depth in their wage issues are not felt to be a specific concern as United could carry on paying the players, with Wednesday fulfilling any agreement reached at a point when either Chansiri's financial commitments change or new owners come in with access to greater funding. As a development loan, there would be no fee involved is also felt the general situation at Wednesday could have an additional positive element in terms of exposing Amass and Collyer to experiences that do not exist at United, taking them out of what is accepted to be a 'first-class bubble' at one of England's richest is being stressed both players have a number of options. Although there has been mentions of PSV Eindhoven, it is felt Amass' loan will be a domestic player was involved in the National League Cup opener at Tamworth on Wednesday, which was abandoned due to lack of ambulance cover after United midfielder Sekou Kone had to be taken to hospital after taking a hefty blow to the head that required lengthy on-field the game was a competitive fixture, it would have prevented either Amass or Collyer going out on loan and then being recalled in January and sent elsewhere as no player is allowed to play competitive matches for more than two clubs in a single season.
BBC News
11-08-2025
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- BBC News
Amass in talks over Sheffield Wednesday loan
Manchester United defender Harry Amass is in talks over a loan move to Sheffield WednesdayThe Championship side have had an embargo lifted meaning they can sign players and it is understood United would not be looking to get a fee for what would be regarded as a development is not clear yet whether Amass will join Wednesday or look at his other options and it remains to be seen whether he will be involved at Tamworth on Wednesday when United's under-21 side open their National League Cup was part of the squad that went to Malaysia and Hong Kong at the end of last season, but following the summer arrival of Paraguay Under-20 international Diego Leon, Old Trafford chiefs have decided to let him leave on 18-year-old won United's young player of the year award last season, as he made seven first-team appearances at left wing-back under Ruben Amorim. The Portuguese's predecessor, Erik ten Hag, had felt Amass was not yet physically strong enough to play in the Premier League.
Daily Mirror
09-08-2025
- Sport
- Daily Mirror
Man Utd duo set for loan exits as Championship crisis club eye double swoop
Championship side Sheffield Wednesday are in the grips of a major crisis ahead of their season opener against Leicester but could be helped by two signings from Manchester United Manchester United could throw Championship crisis club Sheffield Wednesday a lifeline, with two stars targeted for a move to Hillsborough. The Owls are in a dire situation amid the disastrous ownership of Dejphon Chansiri. Failure to pay players and staff saw the club put under a transfer embargo. That has since been lifted, albeit Wednesday are still not able to pay fees for any incoming transfers until the summer of 2027. It has led the Yorkshire side to a disastrous situation where loans and free transfers are their only ports of call to bolster their side. But it appears that two of United 's most promising youngsters could be drafted in. According to The Star, Wednesday are interested in signing both Harry Amass and Toby Collyer on loan for the following campaign. Both youngsters are available, with Collyer himself having expressed his desire for more first-team football. Speaking earlier this summer, the midfielder said: "I'll sit down with the manager and higher-ups and see what the best solution is for that, the best way for me to develop, whether it's stay here or go on loan. "The end goal for me is to play as many minutes as possible here, hopefully starting every week. So I'll sit down with them. "Obviously, my feeling at this moment is I want to stay. I want to play as many games as possible. I've not really thought that far ahead, to be honest. I'll just see how the next few weeks go and then we'll go over those conversations." Wednesday kick off their latest Championship campaign as they travel to Leicester on Sunday afternoon. Speaking ahead of that game, boss Henrik Pedersen admitted he wasn't sure how much work his side could conduct in the remaining few weeks of the window. 'I thought I knew, but now I am a little bit unsure after the statement yesterday,' he said. 'So right now I am also waiting for clarity here on what we can do and what we can't do. 'But in the background Kevin (Beadell, head of recruitment), the coaches and his staff are spending a lot of time to prepare for the window.' He added: 'Of course it is hard with the embargo, but we try to find all the players under this amount of money who can help Sheffield Wednesday. Of course it is a challenge to find a player who can perform now, who can be good enough in three months, who can help us in February, March, April, May. We need to have some patience. We have to hurry-up, but with a sense of patience.'
BBC News
08-08-2025
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- BBC News
Amass future should become clear soon
Manchester United defender Harry Amass was left out of the club's recent trip to the United States as a decision had already been taken for the 18-year-old to go out on with leagues over Europe starting, European qualification campaigns in full swing, the Championship kicking off tonight and the Premier League next week, decisions are starting to be made around which clubs need what for their played for United in a closed doors match on next scheduled appearance would be in the National League Cup at Tamworth on whether last year's United Young Player of the Year is involved remains to be are numerous clubs interested in Amass and a decision on his short term future could be made next week.
Yahoo
24-07-2025
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- Yahoo
Man Utd expect multiple loan departures to come
Manchester United's US tour squad has sharpened the minds of a few younger players when it comes to assessing options for next season. Left-back Harry Amass was omitted so he could secure a loan move and a number of options have already opened up. Midfielder Jack Moorhouse - who like Amass went on United's post-season tour of Malaysia and Hong Kong - is likely to go on loan to Leyton Orient in League One. After his spell at Doncaster Rovers last season, 20-year-old wide player Ethan Ennis is looking at another temporary move. And Ethan Wheatley, fresh from his goalscoring contribution to England Under-19s' European Championship campaign is another likely to be moving out, at least in the short term. Goalkeeper Radek Vitek, a surprising omission from the US tour party, is also lined up for a loan deal. For the latter two in particular, it will be interesting to see if United look at a permanent transfer given the Profit and Sustainability Rules benefit that would come from it.
