Man Utd fans all saying same thing about Tyler Fredrickson Premier League debut performance vs Wolves is ‘not going unnoticed’

Man Utd fans all saying same thing about Tyler Fredrickson Premier League debut performance vs Wolves is ‘not going unnoticed’

After Tyler Fredricson made his debut against Wolves, Manchester United supporters couldn’t resist the chance to voice their opinions.

After Manchester United hosted Wolves at Old Trafford for their Premier League match on Sunday, Ruben Amorim made changes to his starting lineup.

On Thursday night, the Red Devils played, and United defeated Lyon 5–4 at Old Trafford in the Europa League after pulling off an incredible comeback.

After the Red Devils blew a 2-0 lead in regular play, United and Lyon resolved their second-leg Europa League quarterfinal match in extra time.

Ruben Amorim put Fredricson in the three-man Manchester United backline alongside Victor Lindelof and Noussair Mazraoui for the clash against Wolves.

United fans on social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter, waxed lyrical about Fredricson’s superb showing at Old Trafford on his United first-team debut.

“Tears, Carrington just randomly spawned a wonderkid centre-back. Fredricson, I am applauding,” one Red Devils supporter said

Another X user wrote: “Tyler Fredricson is playing like an all-timer.”

Someone else commented: “Fredricson reads the game well and he can pick a pass out nicely, very impressive debut.”

While a fourth United fan tweeted: “What impresses me the most with Fredricson is the way he reads the game and, more importantly, wins the ball.”

“Fredricson is impressing me so much. He’s playing like he did during the 2022 FA Youth Cup run,” a fifth posted

And another supporter suggested: “Fredricson has already impressed. He just needs more games to get used to Premier League football.”

“This Fredricson performance is not going unnoticed,” somebody else added.

An eighth said: “Absolutely, Tyler Fredricson really showcases the level of talent and development coming through the academy. Composed on the ball, tactically sharp and with a maturity beyond his years.”