Chris Rigg is being watched carefully by Man United. (Picture by George Wooden/Getty Photos)
Man United proceed to watch the progress of 17-year-old expertise Chris Rigg at Sunderland with a former Pink Devils scout unveiling that the Premier League giants have watched the midfielder almost “each week this season”.
A brand new period is about to start at Man United after the worldwide break as Ruben Amorim is about to take over the Pink Devils squad following the sacking of Erik ten Hag.
This comes after a summer time of change at Outdated Trafford the place the hierarchy on the Premier League membership was utterly reshuffled with INEOS and Sir Jim Ratcliffe changing into concerned within the sporting aspect of the Manchester giants.
The brand new part-owners wish to do issues in a different way going ahead and every thing is now in place to assist United obtain this.
One of the crucial essential issues left to be addressed is the enjoying squad as the present group of gamers are merely not ok to compete on the highest degree. Man United are looking out for a number of the sport’s greatest younger expertise and one star they have already got a watch on is Sunderland’s Chris Rigg.
The Manchester membership have been linked with a transfer for the 17-year-old for the reason that summer time and in accordance with former Man United scout, Mick Brown, the Englishman is a participant the Pink Devils have watched almost “each week this season”.
Rigg has established himself as a key participant in Regis Le Bris’ Sunderland aspect and has performed an enormous position of their spectacular begin to the season because the Black Cats at present sit high of the Championship after 14 video games.
Man United have an in depth eye on Sunderland star Chris Rigg
Chatting with Soccer Insider, Brown has supplied some perception into Man United’s curiosity in Rigg with the previous scout claiming that the Manchester membership have watched the midfielder “almost each week this season”, which exhibits the Premier League outfit’s degree of curiosity.
“He’s undoubtedly one they’re fascinated with,” Brown informed Soccer Insider. “He suits the profile of a younger participant who they will help develop.
“They’ve had scouts watching him carefully at Sunderland almost each week this season.
“They’ll know the way good he’s and the way far they suppose he can go within the sport, and from what I’ve heard they’ve been very impressed.”
