Silky-smooth United academy ace, who had impressed Amorim, attracting interest from the Championship – report

The immediate futures of several Manchester United wonderkids are expected to change in the January window. The Red Devils have already recalled several of their academy graduates from their loan spells, with a view to sending them to new clubs. And a few have attracted interest from higher up the EFL ladder, like Harry Amass and now, Jack Moorhouse. The midfield wonderkid has made 22 appearances in all competitions for the League One side, starting 13 of them, while scoring once and providing a couple of assists. Jack Moorhouse attracting interest from Championship side He has shown flashes of his undoubted quality, impressing with his ball-carrying, one of his strongest suits, while playing all across the midfield. And the 20-time English league champions feel a step up the ladder would serve him well. As per The Guardian, promotion-chasing League One side, Bolton, and Championship side Sheffield Wednesday are all eager to sign the 20-year-old on loan. “Manchester United tyro Jack Moorhouse, currently on loan at Leyton Orient, is attracting interest from the Championship side Sheffield Wednesday and League One Bolton. His chance to shine and possibly impress his parent club “The Republic of Ireland Under-21 international could be convinced to cut his spell in east London short in order to try something new.” The Owls, who have already lost Amass, are now eyeing another Carrington graduate, while The Trotters feel Jack Moorhouse is just the player they need to push to qualify for the playoffs. It will be interesting to see which team manages to convince the midfielder, who had impressed Ruben Amorim last season. A solid second-half of the campaign could open up the chance to make the pre-season squad ahead of next season. Feature image George Wood via Getty Images The Peoples Person has been one of the world’s leading Man United news sites for over a decade. Follow us on Bluesky: @peoplesperson.bsky.social Ayantan Chowdhury After failing to become a professional footballer, Ayantan switched to the next best thing: writing about the greatest football club in the world. He has extensive sports journalism experience, having worked for over 10 years in the Indian sports media industry, writing for the biggest newspapers and websites. Currently an editor at The Peoples Person. You can follow him on X: @ayantanc_25