Manchester United starlet Shea Lacey could be rewarded this weekend for his impressive performance against AS Roma in the Champions League.

Manchester United manager Michael Carrick is reportedly set to hand 19-year-old winger Shea Lacey his first Premier League start against Aston Villa on Sunday. Lacey earned praise following a decisive 15-minute substitute appearance in United's 3-2 comeback victory over AS Roma, where he provided the assist for Matheus Cunha's 86th-minute winning goal.
According to talkSPORT host Andy Goldstein, Lacey will be included in the starting lineup ahead of Amad at Old Trafford. Lacey, who is under contract at Manchester United until 2029, has previously made five substitute appearances across the Premier League and Champions League this season.
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