Manchester United have secured the signing of 17-year-old midfielder Karim Cassim from their local rivals Manchester City. Cassim, an England youth international, was part of the Manchester City squad that won the FA Youth Cup in the previous season. Despite his success with City, the young midfielder has opted to continue his development with United.

In addition to Cassim, Manchester United are anticipated to complete signings of two other young talents: David Eze, 16, from Manchester City, and Isaac Konde, also 16, from Liverpool. These acquisitions signal the club’s ongoing focus on strengthening their youth ranks.

On the coaching front, United have bolstered their first-team staff by appointing Connor King as assistant goalkeeping coach. King’s addition is expected to support the development of the club’s goalkeepers under the guidance of the established coaching team.

These moves highlight Manchester United’s commitment to both nurturing young talent and enhancing their coaching infrastructure as they prepare for the upcoming season.