Manchester United plans to retain wonderkid Noah Ajayi amid Bundesliga interest
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 15, 2026, 7:35 PM
Last updated Sep 15, 2026

Noah Ajayi, a promising talent from Manchester United's youth system, is attracting attention from several Bundesliga clubs. The 17-year-old winger has returned from injury and is impressing coaches after scoring nine goals last season. United aims to keep Ajayi by allowing him to train with the senior team. The club hopes that his performance across the Under 18s and Under 19s will secure his future at Old Trafford.
- •Noah Ajayi is a standout talent from Manchester United's Carrington academy.
- •The 17-year-old has resumed training after an injury sidelined him last season.
- •United plans to include Ajayi in senior team training to showcase his skills.
- •Multiple Bundesliga clubs have expressed interest in signing Ajayi.
- 7:35 PMYahoo Sports — Another Carrington wonderkid on the radar of European sides, Man United have devised a plan to keep him
"1 It is not only JJ Gabriel, but another Manchester United wonderkid is also attracting attention from clubs in Europe.Noah Ajayi is one of the biggest talents to emerge from the Carrington pipeline, ...
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