Tuanzebe reveals why Dean Henderson will get chance to become next No.1
Axel Tuanzebe says Manchester United's reputation for promoting youth could give Dean Henderson an opportunity to become the club's next No.1 goalkeeper.
"I think that's down to the culture of the club. At other teams there are a lot of talented players that don't quite make it and that's not the culture of their club," Tuanzebe told the MEN.
"We're fortunate to have such a club that promotes youth and wants their youth to be big players and big stars in the first-team. Obviously we have players with the talent to do so, which we've witnessed many times this season. It's a combination of the two which breed a career.
"Dean's a big character and I'm sure when he comes back he'll just slot right back in and continue from where he left off. He's doing very well at Sheffield United and it just shows, coming from the academy, he's demonstrating what he's learnt and practising it week in, week out."
"At the start of that year, the way we were playing football was very exciting and you always believe, no matter what the situation," Tuanzebe said. "It was very good, it was very talented, and we did make it into the first-team and the players we had - individually - were very exciting and very pleasing to watch.
"And, also for the fact of just being in so many games, to find a way to win showed that we would have promising careers."
"I think that's down to the culture of the club. At other teams there are a lot of talented players that don't quite make it and that's not the culture of their club," Tuanzebe told the MEN.
"We're fortunate to have such a club that promotes youth and wants their youth to be big players and big stars in the first-team. Obviously we have players with the talent to do so, which we've witnessed many times this season. It's a combination of the two which breed a career.
"Dean's a big character and I'm sure when he comes back he'll just slot right back in and continue from where he left off. He's doing very well at Sheffield United and it just shows, coming from the academy, he's demonstrating what he's learnt and practising it week in, week out."
"At the start of that year, the way we were playing football was very exciting and you always believe, no matter what the situation," Tuanzebe said. "It was very good, it was very talented, and we did make it into the first-team and the players we had - individually - were very exciting and very pleasing to watch.
"And, also for the fact of just being in so many games, to find a way to win showed that we would have promising careers."
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