Following his failure to secure a Manchester United exit in the summer, Harry Amass has made a major decision on his future.

Manchester United defender Harry Amass has switched agency representation following a summer window in which he failed to secure a departure. According to the Daily Mail, the 19-year-old parted ways with agent Jason Mac and joined M+C Saatchi Football, an agency launched in conjunction with Jamie Redknapp. The change took place in August ahead of a potential January move.
Amass sought a transfer to gain regular first-team minutes after Manchester United previously considered selling him for around £6 million. Despite interest from Burnley, Wolverhampton Wanderers, Norwich City, and European clubs, no deal materialized. The left-back is now expected to explore a loan or permanent transfer in January, with interest from teams in the Championship, Germany, and the Netherlands.
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