Manchester United's first person to leave the team in the winter window is confirmed! The former partner of Xindi Star was destroyed by injury and will be rented out for rebirth

The young Dan Gore was also favoured when he was offered his senior debut by Ten Hag, but more than a year on, he has made no progress, and the injury-plagued 20-year-old midfielder is just starting the season and could be loaned out in January, before he eventually leaves the Red Devils. The Manchester Evening News reports that Al Gore will be the first player to decide to leave Manchester United in the winter window.

According to the Manchester Evening News, Al Gore has recovered from injury and could leave on loan in January. He spent last winter window on loan at Port Vale but suffered a serious injury on his debut for the club. Al Gore is eager to get back on the pitch and prove why he was once one of the club's most admired young players.

He made his senior debut for Manchester United in the Carabao Cup against Crystal Palace last year and looked promising before he could have been the last glory.

Al Gore captained Manchester United's Under-21s in a 1-0 win over Rochdale on Tuesday, his second appearance for the Academy since returning from injury. He missed the start of the season due to a shoulder problem, but another injury came back after his return, meaning his season didn't really start in December.

United's Under-18s team-mates Kobe Mayno and Garnacho are now first-team staples. Al Gore and Mayno were the main midfield partners at Manchester United's 2022 FA Youth Cup, with Garnacho and Charlie McNeil in charge of the goal. Now that McNeil has left the team at the end of his contract, Gore could follow in his footsteps.

The development of a professional footballer is influenced by many factors, and luck is one of them. Gore has never been injured for many years, but at the critical juncture of entering the first team, he became a "glass man" and was injured one after another. The young man may have to change circumstances in an effort to regain control of his future.

Al Gore is no longer fit to continue playing at the Under-21 age and will need to leave on loan at the very least. His impressive performances against the lower senior divisions suggest he is ready to leave Manchester United and get off to a fresh start in the Championship or lower professional leagues. Gore's contract with Manchester United runs until 2026, and leaving at a low price after adding a second transfer share is the most likely outcome.

Manchester United have recently been linked with a number of young midfielders, such as Norway's Rosenborg's 'New Odegaard' Sver Nipan, Championship Sunderland's 'New Keane' Chris Rig and others. Once they are parachuted in, it will make "old people" like Gore have no room for development.

There are many examples of successful Premier League careers for Manchester United's Academy graduates who left the club. Robbie Savage of Class 92 is one of them. He never played for the Red Devils in the first team, but he became a regular in Blackburn Rovers, Birmingham City and Leicester City, and was known as the "killer king of the Premier League" for his ferocious style of play.

"Drinking Brother" Drinker Walker did not get a chance at Manchester United, but then joined Leicester City and became a key member of the upset to win the Premier League title, and eventually joined the giants Chelsea. Among the recent departures of Manchester United's Academy graduates, Anthony Elanga at Nottingham Forest and James Garner have also made great strides at Everton. So, sometimes leaving is also a good way out.