According to the latest report from the Manchester Evening News, 18-year-old defensive midfielder Jacob Wright, one of the shining stars of Manchester City's youth system, will continue to stay in City's first team this season, playing alongside many senior players and taking the opportunity to further improve his strength.
Jacob Wright made his debut for Manchester City's first team last season and impressed the coaching team with his outstanding ability and excellence in training. The young player showed a maturity and steadiness that did not match his age, giving a glimpse of the endless possibilities for his future in football.
This summer, Jacob Wright had the privilege of playing on tour with Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola and a dynamic young squad. The experience not only allowed him to become more familiar with the team's tactical system, but also gave him the opportunity to learn valuable lessons from playing alongside a number of world-class players.
Manchester City FC have reportedly decided to keep Jacob Wright in the first-team this season, instead of loaning him out to other teams to work on his game as many young players do. This decision is undoubtedly a great recognition of his potential and the best reward for his efforts over the past year.
In the Manchester City first team, Jacob Wright will have the opportunity to train alongside senior players such as Rodri and Kovacic on a daily basis, and may even learn more from the soon-to-be-returning Gündoğan. Although the competition in the first team is extremely fierce and playing time may be limited, Manchester City FC believes that by gaining experience in daily training and games in the first team, Jacob Wright will be able to grow and progress faster.
In addition, Jacob Wright will also play a leading role in the U21 games this season. As one of the core players of the team, he will take on more responsibility in these matches and lead the team for better results. This will not only help him improve his personal ability and leadership, but will also lay a solid foundation for his first team career in the future.
