Kai Rooney has been making waves in Manchester United's academy and fans are all saying the same things after his outing against Liverpool's Under-18s…

Kai Rooney drew widespread praise from Manchester United supporters after a standout performance for the Under-18s in an emphatic 6-3 victory over Liverpool. Starting in attack wearing the No. 9 shirt, the teenager impressed with his relentless pressing and assisted Jaume Camacho, who scored four goals during the match. Fans quickly took to social media to highlight his work rate and compare his playing style to his father, Wayne Rooney.
The praise comes amid mounting pressure on first-team manager Michael Carrick following a difficult run of form, including a 4-1 Champions League defeat to Como. Rooney signed an academy scholarship in July that will convert into a three-year professional contract when he turns 17 on November 2.
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