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Do you remember him?
This is Zidane Iqbal, regarded as our own very Zinedine Zidane from carrington.
Some said he was technically good and better than Kobbie Mainoo.
Zidane Iqbal came out and spoke openly about his frustrations at United, saying he felt he wasn’t given enough respect or opportunity by then-manager Erik ten Hag before his exit, which influenced his decision to leave and seek more football elsewhere.
Now he plays for an Eredivise (Netherlands) club called Utrecht which he now struggles to get game time.
The entitlement mentality has killed most of our academy graduates, they don’t believe in fighting for their spot or earning it.
They believe it has to be given to them cause they are academy graduates.
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Isak Hansen-Aarøen was a technical good player but was hyped during his academy days in the U21 in Manchester United. He felt he deserves first team selection and left on permanent sale to Werder Bremen. Werder Bremen sent him on a season on loan at Aalborg BK (AaB) in the Danish Superliga to get first team playing time. When these kids let the hype get to their head, they begin to feel entitled to start in the first not knowing it isn’t by talent alone. It’s by hardwork and character and proving that you’re ready to earn your spot.
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