The adolescent is still making an impression in the youth system and may perhaps continue to develop away from Manchester United in 2019.
hopeful for academy Isak Hansen-Aaroen acknowledged it was “possible” he might go out on loan from Manchester United in January.
The 19-year-old stated he received some interest in a trade during the summer and is sure that a temporary exit could be organized in the new year, should United choose that course. The young player played 180 minutes for Erik ten Hag during the preseason.
In a friendly match against Leeds in July, the Norwegian displayed his talents by setting up a goal for Noam Emeran, who has since moved on to play for FC Groningen in the Netherlands.
The midfielder, who scored for Norway’s Under-21 team in their 7-0 rout of San Marino last week, also played for United in preseason the previous season, though he has not yet been selected for a matchday squad.
In four Premier League 2 games this season, Hansen-Aaroen has scored twice, both of which came in the 10-1 thrashing of Stoke City earlier this month.
The playmaker has disclosed that there had been discussions about a loan stint before the new season, which would have given him a chance to participate in senior games. These conversations, however, ultimately came to an impasse.
“There was talk of something different, but I don’t want to say too much about it,” Hansen-Aaroen said to VG. There were certain things, but we weren’t entirely in agreement.
The player responded, “You will find out in a few months,” when asked about the specifics of these discussions before acknowledging that a loan in January was “possible”.
“There is much interest. When questioned about whether such interest came from the Championship or from abroad, he insisted, “I know we could go if we wanted it to be a loan.
Despite the broken-off talks, Hansen-Aaroen emphasized that he is anxious to make his senior debut and “absolutely” looks to Alejandro Garnacho as an example of what can be achieved as a product of the United program.
“Senior football is very important and a step I will definitely take very soon,” he continued. I’m fortunate that playing football doesn’t put as much strain on me.
“I simply play football and do what I do. If I have to stand up and do a speech, I become more anxious, but when I’m playing football, I just have fun.
When the opportunity arises, you must be prepared. It might happen suddenly. Making sure I’ll be prepared to seize the opportunity when it presents itself is all I’m doing at the moment.
