Stockport-born Will Keane is a creative and deadly centre-forward, equally at ease carving out chances for his team-mates, but equally adept at finding the net himself.
He combines a deceptive, yet unnerring, finishing ability with exceptional vision and the ability to execute a killer pass.
Part of the Milk Cup-winning squad in summer 2009, he really hit form in the second half of the subsequent campaign. He ended the 2009/10 season with 13 goals in 23 starts. His performances overall earned him the prestigious Jimmy Murphy Young Player of the Year trophy at United's end-of-season awards ceremony.
Keane followed that by top scoring at Academy level in 2010/11
and being an integral part of the FA Youth Cup-winning team in May 2011. He made his first-team debut seven months later, as a substitute for Rafael in the 3-2 Barclays Premier League defeat to Blackburn Rovers on 31 December 2011 - Sir Alex's 70th birthday.
Keane also regularly represents England, unlike twin brother Michael (also at United), who is a defender and has represented Ireland at youth level. He was called up by England Under-21s for the first time for the matches at the start of November 2011.
