Academy graduate Ethan Ennis being the first temporary departure this January, Manchester United is attempting to improve their loan game in addition to concentrating on first-team acquisitions. The 20-year-old returns to the Eco-Power Stadium, where he scored for the United U21s during the EFL Trophy back in September, after joining League Two team Doncaster Rovers for the remainder of the season.
Rovers manager Grant McCann was pleased with his performance that evening, and the League Two team had to defeat rivals from higher up the EFL pyramid to seal the deal. “Ennis’ move was set to be determined by which club could pitch the best plan for his development, and Doncaster has outlined how the exciting young winger will fit into their squad,” according to The Manchester Evening News.
Doncaster Rovers sign Ethan Ennis on loan from Manchester United
Ennis’s potential effect was highlighted by Rovers manager Grant McCann, who voiced his excitement for the signing. McCann stated, “We have had to fend off a lot of competition from higher up the pyramid than ourselves, and this is a very good signing for us.” “Man United has put their faith in us to help him grow.”
McCann commended the young forward’s abilities, highlighting his adaptability and the competitive edge he offers the club. He’s a really thrilling athlete. Anywhere on the front end of the field, he can play. Ethan is going to delight the Doncaster supporters, in my opinion. At the age of sixteen, Ennis transferred to Manchester United after starting his career in Liverpool’s academy. “He thinks I can suit how the team plays, bring my qualities to the team, and it goes hand in hand,” Ennis continued, recalling his talks with McCann. I hope it turns out well.
