Manchester United prodigy Alejandro Garnacho took the lead after winning the youth cup final

So says Red Devils manager Travis Binnion, who guided United U18s to their FA Youth Cup win over Nottingham Forest on Wednesday.

The 17-year-old scored twice in the 3-1 win over Forest at Old Trafford and was named Jimmy Murphy Young Player of The Year ahead of kick-off for his performances for the Under-18s this season.

Garnacho has already been called up for Argentina national team and made his United debut in last month’s 1-1 draw with Chelsea.

And Binnion believes Garnacho’s fearless ability to play the game, rather than the opportunity, could take him to the top.

“This boy could be in any stadium in the world and he wouldn’t care,” Binnion said.

‘It’s his makeup. Some of them are like that and that’s why they will have good careers.

“This football club is remarkable in that, it is the best in the world in that.

“We have to keep that going, we have a responsibility to keep that going – the pipeline.

“It’s nice to give the fans a little something because they’re a different class.”

United’s win marked the eleventh time they have won the competition in club history – more than any other side.

A record 67,000 spectators were at Old Trafford to see the 3-1 win and the club hope the Class of 2022 can emulate the Class of 1992 and the Busby Babes by becoming mainstays for years to come of the first team will.

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