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"He played a lot on the left, but also on the right and sometimes on the front. He is by far the fastest player I have ever played, with his press and one-on-one abilities, falling behind. It's a nightmare for the defenders. He can stand up and run to you and, if you are too tight, he can run behind. With the good pbades played behind, he is gone and nothing catches him. He is working a lot on his final product – his final ball and finish, which has multiplied in the last six months. The more he plays, with better coaching and the quality of the players he will play with, he will only become more and more powerful. "
The fact that the Reds have turned to the lower divisions to find a new recruit is generally considered a real plus as so many talents are available within the EFL. This should give more encouragement to other members of the division who hope to attract the interest of the country's biggest clubs.
"It's great – 100%"
McBurnie added. "I think it just shows the talent, the young British talent we have at the minute. Clubs do not always need to go abroad. I know that Ryan Giggs has had an influence on the transfer with United, but it's great for the young players who come to United to watch the young talents. I also think it's an ideal route for United.
"It's been a tough season or two for them, but the way Ole wants to go, as you've said, with hungry young players, who really want to play for United is exactly what they're getting with DJ. I think it's a perfect path for them.
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