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Mason Greenwood is from the England U21 squad but could he soon be a routine in the Manchester United first-team also? That's the perspective of team-mates and former trainers who talk of a rare gift who is capable of making it on the surface, writes Adam Bate. Marcus Rashford calls him frightening. Luke Shaw calls him unbelievable. Players praise his mindset and his maturity. Supporters liken him to Robin van Persie. There's an area that is opened up for a new favourite to emerge, Since the highly-paid flops leave Manchester United and teenager Mason Greenwood fits the profile. The academy graduate is a bit special. There were glimpses of that even in his brief cameo in Southampton. Greenwood forced a great save from Angus Gunn after introducing a few of his stepovers and could have won a punishment had the noodle seen the kick that he received from Stuart Armstrong overdue on. A spot is unlikely to be much away to get a player who scored over a goal a game for U23 sides and United's U18. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has trusted Greenwood off the bench that unforgettable March night in Paris and awarded him his own complete Premier League introduction on the last day of last season when he explained as the team's"best player by a mile". But it had been that Greenwood convinced Solskjaer that he was prepared. A goal against Leeds helps but there was greater than that. There was the time he turned the Perth Glory defence indoors and twisted. Even though his drag-back because match made a fool, That was his goal against Inter. A certain irony is that Greenwood impressed. They're United's last now. Still 17, Greenwood is your long run. Perhaps even the current. That Solskjaer sees it. "Mason's pathway could have been far harder when we had another ahead here," he said recently. It appears sure that Greenwood will get his chance. The major issue is exactly how good he will become when he gets it. What sets him apart from the rest and where exactly will he fit into this United team? Neil Dewsnip was Greenwood's trainer with the England U18 squad this past year and he sees him as a person with talent and the mindset to succeed. "He is highly encouraged to be the very best that he could possibly be which is almost always a enormous advantage in a young player," Dewsnip tells Sky Sports. "From the England U18 group he played with as an out-and-out centre-forward down the center and did very well in that job but we used him in wide regions as well, particularly on the ideal side of the area where he could cut in on his left foot and buckle it quite nicely. "He has certainly got an eye for goal, so I'd concur with his manager he can evaluate a variety of goals. He is fairly fast, direct and will put in behind defences. He is also clever enough to combine with his team-mates. So he's got an interesting package developing." If there is no club like United, but will he be in a position to put that package together? Who needed to go after playing his role over Paris Saint-Germain cope with the pressure of having to deliver at arguably the greatest club in the entire whole world? Will he really be able to take care of that? "I believe he could," adds Dewsnip. "Front players have a tendency to bring that together. They love to score goals. They're excited by that. I don't think he will be fazed by Old Trafford. I think it will be relished by him. The crowd has started to develop a comprehension regarding him. It remains to be seen if he can provide but I do not believe he is going to be fazed by it." Talking to one of his older colleagues, it appears Greenwood does not have any reason to be fazed. Within the academy building in United's Carrington training ground, where the walls are adorned by pictures of graduates, Luke Shaw admits as the title of Greenwood is said. The left-back has confronted him in training. He understands what is currently awaiting Premier League defences. "He is a really amazing player, an unbelievable talent and it's crazy to think that he is just 17," Shaw informs Sky Sports. "There's much more to come out of him but there's so much he is doing right now. He's impressing each time he performs and every time he trains he wants to learn. Ole has enormous faith in him and so do the rest of us." Both Lingard and Rashford have called Greenwood laid back and there's a calmness to his match. He is viewed by both as a finisher - the thing that was remarkable he could do it with the two feet taking penalties together along with his allegedly poorer. He played a deeper role in his younger days but was moved forward because of his capability. More than a poacher, he is with speed that is great - his sister is on a sports scholarship at Manchester Metropolitan University. Greenwood has natural gifts, blessed with speed as well as strength and skill. Even as a teenager, he has the upper body strength to hold his marker and change the drama by hitting sweeping cross-field moves. Manchester United prefer to keep a lid on these items restricting his media activities. However, the secret is out. The United supporters know it along with his United team-mates know it as well. "We know what he is going to be bringing for the group very shortly," adds Shaw. "He just needs to keep his head down and work hard along with also his ability will flourish. "He can be one of the finest on the planet." It's high praise and some sympathy for United even as their rivals continue to outperform them. The impulse over the last six seasons has been to spend their way back to the top but there's a recognition , even for a club of the resources, this can be impossible. There needs to be a plan. They will have to build. And it will take some time. As they always have, they need to rely upon an academy graduate or two. Scott McTominay proceeds to grow, embodying the soul of hard work that every supporter would like to see from their players. But Greenwood has the capability to provide you that and more. He is a player with this piece of fantasy to his match. A participant who will make United believe. "This group has got energy, it's got childhood," explained Gary Neville on a recent appearance on Monday Night Football. "I like it. It's not slow, it's not methodical, it's not boring. With a few additions that were excellent, they've a great likelihood of doing something in a couple of decades In case it develops. It's not likely to occur overnight but I am happier with what United are" When Greenwood gets a run at the team, the Manchester United fans will be more happy. They might not have to wait. Read more: http://classicsounds.pl/rugby-world-cup-2019-ben-youngs-wants-new-england-chapter-after-past-failures/