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Kobbie Mainoo is poised for an upgraded contract this summer, acknowledging his breakthrough season at Manchester United.

Man Utd starlet Mainoo puts pen to paper on new long-term deal at Old  Trafford| All Football

 The young talent delivered a remarkable injᴜry-time winner in United’s 4-3 clɑsh against Wolves, adding to his recent scoring feat in the FA Cup against Newport County. Beyond his on-field achievements, Mainoo’s seamless adaptation to the first-team environment, showcasing confidence and composure beyond his years, has earned admiration from club staff and teammates.

Kobbie Mainoo is set to be rewarded with an improved contract after his breakthrough season at the club

Having inked his first professional contract just after turning 17 in May 2022, Mainoo received a renewed deal a year ago. While United sources currently refrain from discussing contract prospects, it is anticipated that improved terms will be offered at the season’s end, aligning with the club’s strategy for emerging academy talents like Alejandro Garnacho and Mason Greenwood.

The youngster scored a wonderful late winner for Man United against Wolves on Thursday night

Rasmus Hojlund, a fellow player and friend to Mainoo, hails him as a ‘generational talent,’ emphasizing his composed and relaxed ball-handling skills.

Generational talent' Kobbie Mainoo could be the latest teenager to save Manchester  United | Independent.ie

 As Mainoo continues to showcase his scoring abilities, there is a collective hope among the younger players to establish a lasting era at the club.

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